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    Magic Erasers are truly magic!

    They are fairly abrasive though, but will work. Just use light pressure and stop as soon as it's gone.

    A good quality paint should hold up fine. The problem is a lot of times people use low quality flat paints (they are cheap) and cleanups become problematic.

    I recommend Sherwin Williams paints. Benjamin Moore is a good choice as well, but personally I think SW goes on easier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DizneyRox View Post
    A good quality paint should hold up fine. The problem is a lot of times people use low quality flat paints (they are cheap) and cleanups become problematic.

    I recommend Sherwin Williams paints. Benjamin Moore is a good choice as well, but personally I think SW goes on easier.
    The magic erasers damaged our Benjamin Moore painted walls. Even using lightly we found that everywhere we had used the eraser the paint was "dull" compared to where we hadn't used it. We ended up repainting the whole hall.
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    I agree with the Magic Erasers. I also found they will remove Sharpie markers from walls too.
    We have Benjamin Moore paint on our walls and never had an issue with it dulling the paint.
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    if none of that works and you have to go the repainting route... i recommend using a Primer like Killz before hand... it does a bang up job of not letting the old marks come through. Was very effective painting over smoke stained markes my ex-MIL left in my house.
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