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Stack
the sheets, lining them up as closely as you can but
remember that there is an extra inch of space lengthwise in the tube so
you don’t need to be exact. Roll
up the sheets tightly with any stored presentation facing out so they
will fit easily into the tube and the end curl will face toward the wall
when you present again. Insert rolled sheets into tube and tap the
bottom of the tube to align the sheets. The
sheets will start to unroll when you gently tap the capped end of the
tube against a table a few times. Unroll the sheets by
twisting them with your finger until they are tightly against the side
of the tube. This assures
that there is enough space for the markers and wipe.
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Dry erase ink is
easily removed with the wipe or standard white board eraser until the
ink completely dries. Remove dry erase markings that have set with standard white
board cleaner or isopropyl alcohol.
Dry erase markers
work on the material much like they do on traditional white boards.
Some dry erase ink tends to ghost on the surface after it dries.
Dry erase ink seems to vary in formulations so some markers will stain
the surface quickly and some will act normally.
Standard white board cleaner, isopropyl alcohol, always cleans the
sheets completely after any period of time.
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You can use any dry
or wet erase markers that you find anywhere. Remember permanent
markers are just that, permanent. You might like to put a drawing,
background, grid, or other image that you use all of the time.
Markers vary greatly in quality and performance. Be sure to test
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The sheets
tend to loose their static cling after prolonged use, high humidity
environments, and washing the sheets with water.
Restore the static cling by placing the sheet on any surface and
rubbing lightly and quickly with the included wipe or just your hand.
Temporarlily place the sheet on a wall with the markings on the
wall side to prevent smudging existing markings while recharging.
A stiff
breeze will tend to blow the sheets from a wall or door.
Repeated opening and closing a door will generate enough of a
breeze to blow the sheets from the door.
Move the sheets to another wall for storage.
Recharging the static will help keep the sheets on surfaces
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Heavy prolonged use
leads to wrinkles and creases in the sheets.
The edges are particularly susceptible.
Try to occasionally align the sheets very carefully, insert into
the tube, and unroll the sheets tightly against the inside wall of the
tube. Vigorously restoring
the static will also help. <back>
Make sure
that the ink is dry. Also be sure that your hands are dry as any moisture will
dissolve the ink.
Write the
title of the sheet and it’s order number at the very top of each
sheet. Place the last sheet
in the set on the wall or table and stack the rest of the sheets in
reverse order until the entire presentation is stacked.
Turn the stack over so the first sheet is facing the table top.
Place any remaining unmarked sheets on top of the stack.
Start rolling from the bottom.
The top edge of the first sheet in the presentation is now on the
outside of the roll so you can easily see the title.
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You can use
either side but one side a little better. In good light, one side
is shinier than the other. This side is also face up when you
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