Starbucks Baristas: The daily grind
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Chalk question!! (self.starbucksbaristas)
submitted by meloscav
Does anyone have any better suggestions for cleaning the a-frame that aren’t the graffiti cleaner and a magic eraser? I’ve been using that and it’s soooo incredibly time consuming and I can STILL see the old art beneath it. I was planning on going in tomorrow to work on our A-Frame but I’m dreading using the graffiti cleaner again.
I end up spending more time cleaning the dang thing than actually designing and drawing it.
I end up spending more time cleaning the dang thing than actually designing and drawing it.
blondiebarista 6 points 2y ago
Maybe wipe it down really good and repaint it with chalkboard paint again?
TheRockWitch 5 points 2y ago
We just did this to ours and she’s a whole new woman
iwantmysharpieback 4 points 2y ago
I use oven cleaner and a soft bristle brush. Nothing scratchy. The oil helps break down the chalk. You'll still have faint ghosts, but I like it better than graffiti remover.
WickedPeaches 3 points 2y ago
I used the yellow spray the other day and it seemed to do the trick
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