What are the advantages of using a Dry Erase 30 mil. Magnet Sign?

Best Practices:

• We cannot color match. Please see our Color Optimization Guide in order to get great results including true black and blue colors.
• Get the perfect cut. Please see our Die Cut Printing Guide for instructions on how to setup your design file. (Not applicable to every product or print, only products that need to be die-cut or contour cut.)
• Clean the Surface. Before applying the magnet sign, ensure that the metal surface is clean and free from dust, dirt, or moisture. Wipe it down with a clean cloth or surface cleaner to create a smooth and secure attachment.
• Avoid Curved or Uneven Surfaces. Magnetic signs adhere best to flat, smooth surfaces. Avoid applying them to curved or uneven areas, as this may result in poor adhesion and potential damage to the sign.
  
• Avoid Extreme Temperatures. Excessive heat or cold can affect the performance of the magnet sign. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight or exposing it to extreme temperature fluctuations. High temperatures can cause the magnet to warp or lose its magnetic properties.
  
• Remove and Reapply Carefully. When removing or repositioning the magnet sign, do so with caution. Gently peel off the sign from the surface, taking care not to damage it or the metal surface. Avoid pulling or stretching the magnet, as this can affect its shape and adhesion.
  
• Clean and Dry the Magnet Surface. To maintain the magnet sign's adhesion, periodically clean both the magnet and the metal surface. Use a mild soap and water solution, followed by thorough drying to remove any residue or moisture.
  
• Store Properly. When not in use, store the magnet sign in a flat, dry place. Avoid bending or folding it, as this can compromise its shape and adhesion. Storing it flat prevents warping or damage to the magnet.
  
• Use High-Quality Dry Erase Markers. If the magnet sign has a dry erase feature, use high-quality dry erase markers that are compatible with the surface. Ensure they are easily erasable and do not leave behind stains or ghosting.
  
• Test Erasability. Before extensively using a new dry erase marker on the magnet sign, test its erasability on a small area. Some markers may have different formulations that could result in more difficult erasing or require additional cleaning methods.
  
• Clean and Erase Promptly. To prevent ghosting or staining, clean and erase the magnet sign promptly after use. Use a dry cloth or eraser to remove dry erase marker ink and keep the surface clean for future use.
  
• Avoid Contact with Other Magnetic Surfaces. Keep the magnet sign away from other magnetic surfaces when not in use. Direct contact with other magnets can cause them to stick together and potentially damage the sign.