Creative Discontent part 3 : Squalk (Squirt Chalk) by pdip_stiffi
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Step 4: Disclaimer

That's it!

Now there is presendence of chalk being labeled by a court ruling to be a non-destructive medium in the Josh Kinsberg Bikes against Bush case, so feel free to use liberally with the color caveat in mind. It dries fairly quickly, and the clean up is minimal, but as always people might jump to conclusions based on how you decide to apply the medium, so make sure that you don't look like your doing anything illegal, especially if you are.

Lastly, don't feel limited by the content depicted in this instructable, be creative, have fun, be careful.

Please send me a message if something is amiss in this instructable and comment in any great tales or new techniques that you discover. If you use this instructable, post pics to Flickr with a "Creative Discontent" and "Squalk" tag.

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CreativeGeek says: May 2, 2013. 7:06 AM
Nice! May try that someday, but on cardboard or something as a splatter painting.
annithrax says: Jan 25, 2012. 12:58 PM
Thanks for your instructable! I've been looking for something to fill some DIY mop markers with to use on some pub sign boards, the retail ones are damn expensive!

How do these stand up against rain? I realise it's just chalk, so maybe I could mix it with something a bit more resistant, a white water based paint maybe?

Thanks again!
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