Creative Money Magnet: How To Paint A Whiteboard on Your Wall
Maria Gudelis here with something totally different than my other blog posts…yet it is absolutely MARKETING related! Did you know you can turn your entire wall (or sections) into a creative money magnet for you? Here's how: Watch the 2 Videos (Part I and Part II) to see how simple it is – Who would have thunk! Oh and p.s. – You'll have to wait til next week about my 8 year old nephew – did he get the FAKE cell phone or not and see if you won the prize…enter now if you haven't commented yet!
Part I Video: Creative Money Magnet Whiteboard Paint
Part II Video The Finished Product of Painted Whiteboard
Please enable Javascript and Flash to view this Viddler video. Hope you enjoyed the two videos above and go out there and start your creative money magnet whiteboard! Cheers, Maria Gudelis P.S. URGENT - Don't forget to get in on the LIVE Consulting Case Study
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That's a really good idea. I have four kids and they'd love to have something to draw on like that. We'd considered trying to paint a chalkboard paint on one of their walls, but I just can't stand chalk. Not sure dry erase markers would be much better, but it's a thought.
The video are not playing, anyone know what is up?
Thanks
I have a wall with your name on it girl. Next time you feel like relaxing with a brush you let me know — of course, your mom must be so proud of such an art piece!
Great job; Great Idea.
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too funny! yes my mom will love it – a huge canvas to paint on!
You can also use magnetic paint primer to create a whiteboard that will also hold magnets.
http://www.kling.com/magneticpaintindex.html
Add some magnet tacks – http://www.kjmagnetics.com/categories.asp – and you can now stick stuff to your whiteboard.
that is so cool Brian — that’s a great idea.
Thanks Bloody thanks Maria, Lee here from manchester uk U.C.S sudent from november hope you are well.
Well i tried your little trick with the Whiteboard in my new babies yet to be painted bedroom wrote a bit on it just about to write on my new vivid vision on it then my wife came in and cracked me around the head. She just doesnt understand us consultant guys does she Maria
Take care
LEE.
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Rofl Lee!!!!
Twitter: Maddiction
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Hey Lee,
Do you know any U.K alternative of this product? I'd love to have a wall whiteboard myself
but can't seem to find anything similar to that here in the UK.
cheers
Twitter: Maddiction
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Excellent stuff Maria,
Really impressed and inspired. Opens a bunch of new possibilities I could do to my room and also loving the Blog so far. Would love to drop by often.
Thanks and keep it up.
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Glad you liked it Maddi! Cheers Maria
Twitter: digitalrenewal
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What an awesome Idea! Maybe this is why I havent finished redoing my room (i thought it was just laziness) Love the makeshift studio equipment too, if it works, use it! You did a great job… Been thinking about doing videos, now Im inspired. THANKS!
How hard is it to remove? I want to use this stuff, but I don’t own my house.
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You can easily put a coat of primer on it when you are ready to return back the normal paint to it -
so one coat of primer, then one or two coats of the regular paint – under $100 to return to landlord’s original wall.
Maria
ROFLMAO
You’re ‘lighting’ set up is super!
Loved the Whiteboard idea, possibility here.
Be Awesome!
John Cussons
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thanks john! You should see me trying to figure out if I’m in the middle of the two light bulbs on the whiteboard for the video shot! I put a headband on the floor where to stand!
Maria, Great idea for the whiteboard.
can you advise the name and brand of the product so I can check if it is available here in Australia.
Thanks neil
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Hey Neil – it was RustOleum.com – got it at home depot