These can be made and frozen ahead of time too!.
The can says to wait 4 hours between coats, but honestly, in all of my chalkboarding experience, I’ve never waited more than 20 minutes and they’ve always turned out perfectly.It really was a quick and painless project.
I added in some simple ceramic knobs to finish if off..I let it dry for a few hours, then I came back to it.Before you can start drawing on your chalkboard, you need to “season” it.
This basically means that you rub chalk all over it and then you smear it around with a rag really quickly.At the bottom you can see where I had rubbed the chalk on, and that the top you can see how it looks after it’s been smeared.
Even with a giant chalkboard like this, it’s only a 5 minute job..
Closet doors: fully-seasoned and ready to go!This takes a bit of planning the night before, but you’ll sure be happy when you wake up in the morning!.
2) Another use for vinegar!If you spray or wipe vinegar over your windows after you park your car, it will prevent ice from forming in moderately cold temps.
You can also use it to mist over a light frost to help it melt faster.. 3) Protect your wipers!One of the most frustrating parts of an icy car is trying to chip away at the ice around your windshield wipers.