Dry Erase Adhesive Vinyl

Make any surface writable with dry erase adhesive vinyl 

Update your message as often as you need. Dry erase adhesive vinyl is a writable sheet that you can use for displaying reminders, promotional messages, and warnings where they can be easily seen. 

Use these dry erase sheets as:  

• Wall graphics in restaurants – Display the menu of the day and specials without investing in costly and permanent menu boards. 
• Promotional boards – Announce sales and other promotions in retail shops by posting your message on walls and windows. 
• To-do lists and calendars – Transform the walls in your home office into a reminder board and keep track of important dates. 
• Communication boards – Post schedules and update team members on project developments. 

Peel and Stick Anywhere  

Whiteboard sticky paper is made of scratch and water-resistant 4 mil. PVC film. It comes with a clear permanent adhesive backing that sticks firmly to any surface, transforming any area into an instant advertising tool.  

Print your logo to add branding to your message. Dry erase adhesive rolls come in 16 standard sizes. Get the exact dimensions you need by printing in custom sizes. You can get them in small (2" x 2") and large (48" x 96") sizes.  

How to Apply Dry Erase Adhesive

1. Make sure the surface is clean and dry. Use detergent and water to degrease as needed. Wait 24 hours before installing the vinyl even if the surface of the wall feels dry to the touch.  
2. Secure the vinyl to the wall with painters’ or masking tape. Once you’re satisfied with the position, carefully remove the adhesive backing from one end of the vinyl.  
3. Gently press the vinyl to the wall. Use a squeegee or a plastic card to remove any air pockets as you go.  

Peel-and-stick whiteboards cannot be repositioned once applied. Use only white board erasers to wipe off the writings and to keep the film clean. A dry erase cleaner will remove any leftover marks that can’t be removed with a whiteboard eraser.  

If you need to remove and replace your old whiteboard, slowly peel off the vinyl from the edges. Use vinyl scrapers to carefully lift the adhesive from the wall. To get rid of residue, use a liquid adhesive remover to break down adhesives without damaging the wall.