Testors 307589 Matte Washable Spray Chalk Blue, 6 Oz

I originally bought this can of paint for some terracotta pots. However one day I was cleaning the frosted glass globe cover over my kitchen ceiling light and as soon as the globe hit the water, the Frosted coating washed off. I was so upset thinking I had to go out and buy a whole new kitchen ceiling light. Then it dawned on me, if this white frosting washes right off, maybe it's chalk paint? So I gave it a quick coat of chalk paint, and lo and behold it looks like brand new! So it's worth having a can of this stuff on hand because you never know when it might come in handy!

I'll start with my issue, after writing five letters the yellow stopped working. I don't know if it ran out or clogged but it just stopped. Other than that these are super easy to use. Not really for kids for the fact that they run out relatively quickly.Sprayed this message on the street outside of our balcony. Looked amazing. Rained the next day and washed right away. A bit expensive for how much you actually get. If you can do it, use regular chalk. Otherwise it's an easy quick fix

Bought to use with a home made stencil to make dinosaur footprints on our driveway. Spray worked fine. Lots of overspray and wasted product though. I wish the spray was a bit more direct. As advertised, the product faded away and washed away after about a week and some rain fall. Would probably use it again.

I had read other reviews of this product before I bought it. I was well aware it may not wash off driveway or sidewalks. I bought this kit for my 3 and 5 year old boys who are super enthusiastic about spray paint. I told them it was spray paint and they had to be careful with it. We spray chalked some large cardboard box forts and sticks, pine cones, and rocks. The cans sprayed well and the colors were as shown. It was a fun project and they were satisfied because they got to use “spray paint”. I tried rinsing off some rocks to see how well it came off, and the blue definitely stuck the most. Even as the paint was still wet. I would recommend anyone to try to wash a small section first to see how “well” it washes off. Seems like a pain to wash out and I would DEFINITELY NOT let my kids do this to our driveway or anywhere else that I would later want clean. For a fun art project with some cardboard forts, sure.

BUYER BEWARE! I feel utterly betrayed by the commercial and false advertisement of this product. It sells itself as washable and NON-TOXIC but before you buy please MAKE SURE YOU SEE THE BACK OF THE BOX AND ALL ITS WARNINGS. It has all the warnings I associate with a can of spray paint without advertising so.It says "keep out of reach of children". How many adults care to play with chalk? The whole idea was for this to be an alternate form of sidewalk chalk which, to my knowledge, is mostly a child's pass time. Even the commercial and images on the box has children. Total false advertising.FYI, it also says "avoid eye and prolonged skin contact" yet the product does not wash off of skin easily. There's also a Cancer warning.I've never cared to read the back of a box of sidewalk chalk but do they contain the same cautions? How does this make it "non-toxic". I'm totally confused by the warnings and the safe non-toxicity of the product. Legalese? Probably but be more upfront in the advertising. I have a lot to learn than in understanding what non-toxic truly means. I should have read the reviews with more caution. I take responsibility for that.On the day of intended use, it poured so thankfully, we had to make alternate plans and no one used the cans. It's a true blessing because afterwards, I tested the cans and any paint that landed on my skin took multiple washes to wash off completely. Imagine if I sent the party guests home to angry parents who couldn't get the colors off their children.The only positive thing I will say is that the blue and pink colors were surprisingly very vibrant. The pink comes out fushia. Took about a day before it turned to the common chalk pink. The blue was much bolder than the cap color. Yellow and white were similar to its chalk counterparts once dried.Lastly, and maybe I'm the dumb one for not knowing these spray cans cannot be returned under Amazon's return guidelines. I saw the content under pressure warning on the picture of the box front but didn't see anything in the description about it not being returnable. I bought several boxes for the party thinking it was better to have a few extra cans on hand (because it's always better to have more than enough over someone crying because he/she didn't get one, right? Well, that decision puts me out about a hundred bucks). Upon snapping a pic for the review, I did notice that there was an 800 number to call. I will give them a call and update this review.I don't leave too many reviews but found it necessary to express my total disappointment in this product so that other buyers were aware before purchasing.

I bought these for my sons Easter basket as an alternative to the typical sidewalk chalk. I hate the feeling of chalk on my hands. These were super clean to use. They had great spray. The color is super vibrant. We played tic tac toe, and designed our front stone path and it was so fun. The color is so bright and impressive. We also wrote messages in the grass and it worked well. I wish there were more colors and I wish they lasted a tad longer, but they lasted longer than I expected based on other reviews. The trick is to shake them well the whole time you’re using them. This was a great time.

I have been using this product for years at events that I host. Works great to spray on streets or grass to section out areas for vendors. We have also used this product when putting in fence lines, and other structures on our property. Love the fact that it washes off and is non-toxic as opposed spray paint.

the 6oz can will not manage to draw one 18 feet diameter circle on the grass. That's pretty damn expensive soccer drill exercise. Save your money and use some other product.