That whiteboard in your university classroom has been through it all—endless lectures, frantic scribbles, and maybe even a stray coffee splash. If it’s covered in ghost marks and scratches, don’t toss it just yet. Resurfacing your whiteboard is a quick, budget-friendly way to make it look (and work) like new.

First, clean the board thoroughly. Grab some rubbing alcohol or whiteboard cleaner and wipe away as much residue as possible. A clean base is key for a smooth finish.

Next, it’s time for the star of the show: a whiteboard resurfacing sheet. These peel-and-stick wonders are designed to transform old boards into sleek, writable surfaces. Measure your board carefully, then cut the sheet to size. Start at one edge and slowly peel off the backing as you stick it onto the board, smoothing out any air bubbles with a flat tool like a credit card or squeegee.

Once applied, your board is ready for action—good as new and perfect for lectures, brainstorming, or group projects. It’s durable, easy to clean, and a fraction of the cost of replacing the whole board.

Why let a worn-out board slow you down when a quick resurfacing can keep your classroom sharp and functional? With just a little effort, you’ll have a clean, professional-looking board that’s ready to handle everything your university throws at it.