I get 4' x 8' white bathroom panels for dry erase boards.  They are
around $10 each, and work very well for the purpose.  I also use
permanent markers on them for lines and rules - they don't erase with
a dry eraser, but can be removed by overwriting them with a dry erase
marker.  Good for calendars, project and task lists, etc.  Most of the
board is open for freeform use.  They don't attract magnets like the
expensive "professional" dry erase boards do, but I use hard drive
magnets to locate nails beneath the board if I really must hang paper
from it.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=16605-19-16605&lpage=none
Zip code 48104.
This is one example, I believe.  Hard to tell from the online picture
- I just stop by and look at them.  Most large hardware stores will
carry something similar, and will cut it for you.

-Adam

On 8/14/06, Gus S Calabrese <gsc@omegadogs.com> wrote:
> Does dry erase marker slime erase off formica ?
> It does come off appliances , so I assume they have some kind of
> epoxy paint finish ....
> Anyone have suggested board material that is cheap ?
>
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