That dry-erase board in your classroom or theater has seen better days—streaks, smudges, and stains everywhere. But before you think about tossing it, here’s the good news: you can make it look and work like new with just a little effort.

Start by cleaning it thoroughly. Use rubbing alcohol or whiteboard cleaner to erase all those ghostly marks. Then comes the magic trick—whiteboard resurfacing film. This adhesive sheet is a game-changer. Cut it to fit your board, peel it carefully, and stick it down, smoothing out any bubbles with a credit card or squeegee.

For an extra touch, you can jazz it up with colorful edges using washi tape or trims. It doesn’t just work better; it looks fresh and fun, too.

This quick DIY solution is budget-friendly, easy to do, and saves you the headache of replacing your board entirely. Whether it’s for jotting down ideas in a classroom or running through lines in a theater, your resurfaced board will be ready for action. Who knew fixing it could be this simple?