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How long is it safe to leave marker on a Chessex battle map?
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I have a Chessex battlemap and it's been working great. Sometimes, though, I want to prepare maps in advance to save time during the session. However, I know that marker left on the mat for too long it will become permanent.
If I prepare my map 6-7 hours before using it, will it stain? How long is safe to leave marker on the mat?
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I have a Chessex battlemap and it's been working great. Sometimes, though, I want to prepare maps in advance to save time during the session. However, I know that marker left on the mat for too long it will become permanent.
If I prepare my map 6-7 hours before using it, will it stain? How long is safe to leave marker on the mat?
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What kind of marker are you using? This is very important to the question as there are thousands of variants with different materials that have different interactions with the ChesseX Battlemap.
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I have a Chessex battlemap and it's been working great. Sometimes, though, I want to prepare maps in advance to save time during the session. However, I know that marker left on the mat for too long it will become permanent.
If I prepare my map 6-7 hours before using it, will it stain? How long is safe to leave marker on the mat?
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I have a Chessex battlemap and it's been working great. Sometimes, though, I want to prepare maps in advance to save time during the session. However, I know that marker left on the mat for too long it will become permanent.
If I prepare my map 6-7 hours before using it, will it stain? How long is safe to leave marker on the mat?
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What kind of marker are you using? This is very important to the question as there are thousands of variants with different materials that have different interactions with the ChesseX Battlemap.
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What kind of marker are you using? This is very important to the question as there are thousands of variants with different materials that have different interactions with the ChesseX Battlemap.
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What kind of marker are you using? This is very important to the question as there are thousands of variants with different materials that have different interactions with the ChesseX Battlemap.
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What kind of marker are you using? This is very important to the question as there are thousands of variants with different materials that have different interactions with the ChesseX Battlemap.
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I once left marker maps—fairly dense and intricate—on my chessex mat for weeks at a time so I didn't have to redraw the arena the party competed in week after week after week. Not only did the mark hold up well, there were no stains at all.
I use Crayola washable markers and store-brand wet-wipes to clean the mat of ink afterwards. Those markers never stained the mat. However, I used sharpies once and they have been impossible to fully un-stain. so be careful.
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I am joking, but I can assure you that even permanent markers can easily be cleaned off chessex maps after months if you use isopropyl alcohol to clean it up.
I have a mat that I stored for a little more than a year and everything came off nicely, as if it was never marked in the first place, and it had both permanent markers and sharpies drawn on it.
If that doesn't work, it means your mat absorbed some of the pigment, then you can clean it afterwards using acetone, which will break the pigment apart and allow you to clean it up with the alcohol. Dip some alcohol, rub a little, dip some acetone, rub a little more, then dip some alcohol and rub some more. Keep repeating it until all the pigment is gone. Just dont try to rub it too hard to not damage your mat.
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I once left marker maps—fairly dense and intricate—on my chessex mat for weeks at a time so I didn't have to redraw the arena the party competed in week after week after week. Not only did the mark hold up well, there were no stains at all.
I use Crayola washable markers and store-brand wet-wipes to clean the mat of ink afterwards. Those markers never stained the mat. However, I used sharpies once and they have been impossible to fully un-stain. so be careful.
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I once left marker maps—fairly dense and intricate—on my chessex mat for weeks at a time so I didn't have to redraw the arena the party competed in week after week after week. Not only did the mark hold up well, there were no stains at all.
I use Crayola washable markers and store-brand wet-wipes to clean the mat of ink afterwards. Those markers never stained the mat. However, I used sharpies once and they have been impossible to fully un-stain. so be careful.
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I once left marker maps—fairly dense and intricate—on my chessex mat for weeks at a time so I didn't have to redraw the arena the party competed in week after week after week. Not only did the mark hold up well, there were no stains at all.
I use Crayola washable markers and store-brand wet-wipes to clean the mat of ink afterwards. Those markers never stained the mat. However, I used sharpies once and they have been impossible to fully un-stain. so be careful.
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I once left marker maps—fairly dense and intricate—on my chessex mat for weeks at a time so I didn't have to redraw the arena the party competed in week after week after week. Not only did the mark hold up well, there were no stains at all.
I use Crayola washable markers and store-brand wet-wipes to clean the mat of ink afterwards. Those markers never stained the mat. However, I used sharpies once and they have been impossible to fully un-stain. so be careful.
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I am joking, but I can assure you that even permanent markers can easily be cleaned off chessex maps after months if you use isopropyl alcohol to clean it up.
I have a mat that I stored for a little more than a year and everything came off nicely, as if it was never marked in the first place, and it had both permanent markers and sharpies drawn on it.
If that doesn't work, it means your mat absorbed some of the pigment, then you can clean it afterwards using acetone, which will break the pigment apart and allow you to clean it up with the alcohol. Dip some alcohol, rub a little, dip some acetone, rub a little more, then dip some alcohol and rub some more. Keep repeating it until all the pigment is gone. Just dont try to rub it too hard to not damage your mat.
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I am joking, but I can assure you that even permanent markers can easily be cleaned off chessex maps after months if you use isopropyl alcohol to clean it up.
I have a mat that I stored for a little more than a year and everything came off nicely, as if it was never marked in the first place, and it had both permanent markers and sharpies drawn on it.
If that doesn't work, it means your mat absorbed some of the pigment, then you can clean it afterwards using acetone, which will break the pigment apart and allow you to clean it up with the alcohol. Dip some alcohol, rub a little, dip some acetone, rub a little more, then dip some alcohol and rub some more. Keep repeating it until all the pigment is gone. Just dont try to rub it too hard to not damage your mat.
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I am joking, but I can assure you that even permanent markers can easily be cleaned off chessex maps after months if you use isopropyl alcohol to clean it up.
I have a mat that I stored for a little more than a year and everything came off nicely, as if it was never marked in the first place, and it had both permanent markers and sharpies drawn on it.
If that doesn't work, it means your mat absorbed some of the pigment, then you can clean it afterwards using acetone, which will break the pigment apart and allow you to clean it up with the alcohol. Dip some alcohol, rub a little, dip some acetone, rub a little more, then dip some alcohol and rub some more. Keep repeating it until all the pigment is gone. Just dont try to rub it too hard to not damage your mat.
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I am joking, but I can assure you that even permanent markers can easily be cleaned off chessex maps after months if you use isopropyl alcohol to clean it up.
I have a mat that I stored for a little more than a year and everything came off nicely, as if it was never marked in the first place, and it had both permanent markers and sharpies drawn on it.
If that doesn't work, it means your mat absorbed some of the pigment, then you can clean it afterwards using acetone, which will break the pigment apart and allow you to clean it up with the alcohol. Dip some alcohol, rub a little, dip some acetone, rub a little more, then dip some alcohol and rub some more. Keep repeating it until all the pigment is gone. Just dont try to rub it too hard to not damage your mat.
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What kind of marker are you using? This is very important to the question as there are thousands of variants with different materials that have different interactions with the ChesseX Battlemap.
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