could this write on jenga pieces or wood
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It is not a permanent marker but could write on any surface. You may have to put a seal coat (krylon crystal clear or even hair spray) over it to protect it from washing off.
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I'm not sure because I haven't used a marker on mine. However, the wood is really smooth. I would try using a permanent marker rather than a water-based crayola type. It would probably work fine.
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I think the writing would flake right off. The only thing I could think of possibly working would be a permanent marker or tape.
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It can be used to make wooden pens. You hace to order the the tools and special kit por turning them
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I don't really know this. But I think that if it could be used for that. Stanley heavy duty adhesive is very very good. The wooden parts are kept well adhered. In any case, depends on the treatment to be given to the parts that are going to paste.
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Honestly, this thing will seemingly put paint on nearly anything. I use it for greasy automotive parts all the time and have not had an issue... I would have to image that it would perform superbly on wood.
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With a couple coats or a thick paint, yes. might be easier to see any imperfections in the wood though. The squares weren't perfectly smooth on the one I received.
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I don't think so. Maybe if you used fondant. They are like regular markers, they need a smooth, hard surface to write on.
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Hi Kimberely,I would call Listo. http://www.listo.com/pencil.htmI use mine on wood so I don't know if it would wash out.Josh
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Yes! Both of the first two projects that I used this on were painted with acrylics. In case anyone is curious, I used Golden Acrylics - They're awesome! Other things I've coated with this are block printer's ink, Danish oil, charred wood, and just plain wood. The ink was water based, thick, and reluctant to dry, but the Varathane coated it well. If you scorch wood, clean off the loose bits and dust before coating with anything. Danish oil worked well enough, but I had mixed it with acrylic paint to see how it would work as a wood coloring so that may have made it easier to clear coat with this. Of course, plain wood worked wonderful! If you want a nice, sturdy, antique matte finish; apply the coat with a paper towel and rub it on like you would Danish oil. Looks awesome!
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I didn't try it on wood, however, I suggest this can be used on flat, smooth surfaces, something likeglass, ceramic tile....
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as long as the object you're writing on is dry, it would write. if there's any moisture on it, it will become all smearey
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the pens will adhere to paper, acrylic, stone and wood. it is water-based and i have no idea what is meant by the last question of fixing it to the ground.
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For wood it works wonder, put in multiple layers. Have not tried with anything else, sorry!
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I have never tried to use this tape on wood, but I think it can work as well. And it does not work on rubber surface.
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Yes. It has worked great on all the wood I have used it on. Unless the wood is paineted, its not meant to sand paint off.
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We did not use them on wood...just on laminated card stock. (They are fantastic for that!) Wish I could help.