Is part of your Dry-Erase Board supposed to be permanent?
No matter how brilliant, how color-coordinated, how graphically-striking, your brainstorm was, the eraser takes it all away. Not just the red parts -- everything. Try erasing just part of it, and you notice how big the eraser is -- you just knocked a projection down from 71.2% to 1.2%
So you try tape, putting everything into a grid, and the eraser turns the tape into a fuzzy mess inside of a month. The tape also wicks stuff from the markers right at the edge, and the eraser can't get that part out.
Wow, if only there were a way to apply the lines underneath...
Clear Future Markerboards are the way. They've been around TV shows, so the viewer can see the writer's face and a bunch of backward symbols, creatively showing a reflected face, all those things the camera loves. Why shouldn't they be unleashing your creative efforts as well?
Clarity Series
Clear Future boards are made from optical-quality cast acrylic with a Level-2 "Intense Use" finish, as tough as the clear boards used at many NHL hockey arenas. Hospital nurses love the way these boards stand up to the occasional gurney impact.
Vision Series
Hang on the wall? Sure, but why stop there? Floor-mounted, table-top, even as a window between rooms.
Acuity Series
Setting a white background gives you that high-contrast look that throws ideas into sharp relief. Oh, sure, you can also do this with a conventional white dry-erase board, but can you keep it clean? Clear Future boards are unsurpassed when it comes to leaving no residue.