Do you have kids that scribble on the walls? No? Do you find yourself wanting to scribble on the walls, or maybe you just want more room to jot down your 13-step plan for total world domination… (maybe that’s just me?). When you’re ideas are confined to a small space, your ideas are going to stay small as well. So why not give yourself an entire wall to express those ideas? Born out of frustration when running out of room, a couple of guys came up with the idea of painting entire walls with the same material as a dry erase board. Brilliant! At only $4 a square foot, why not just do an entire room? Read on for a quick how-to video and to see it in action.

Installation seems pretty straight forward

It’s a two-part coating that is mixed right before application and works like any standard roller-applied paint. It only requires one coat of paint and comes with the roller you need. Not bad. The only downside we can see is that when you’re finished you have to allow seven days to cure before using. For us, it’s definitely a sacrifice we’re willing to make.

There are different colors and options for Home, School and Work – this link is just for home.

• IdeaPaint Dry Erase Paint

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