




Karen Evans Design, Inc.
Four, 4 x 5 ft. panels of Cor-10 Steel, Acid-Rusted and Etched. Sealed with Dry-Erase Epoxy
This was a very fun, experimental project to create magnetic and dry-erase boards for use in an Advertising/Branding Agency office.
The effect desired was contemporary and industrial and was inspired by the rusty metal look of old trucks and rat-rods.
First, all the oils from processing and handling of the metal were cleaned off. Then, using an environmentally-friendly mixture of Hydrogen Peroxide with salt and vinegar, the panels were sprayed in targeted areas to create a rust effect. After the desired level of rust was reached, the process was neutralized and then coated with a couple of layers of dry-erase epoxy paint. I was not sure if that process would work, but the epoxy has held up well. All the boards are both magnet and dry-erase friendly.
Four, 4 x 5 ft. panels of Cor-10 Steel, Acid-Rusted and Etched. Sealed with Dry-Erase Epoxy
This was a very fun, experimental project to create magnetic and dry-erase boards for use in an Advertising/Branding Agency office.
The effect desired was contemporary and industrial and was inspired by the rusty metal look of old trucks and rat-rods.
First, all the oils from processing and handling of the metal were cleaned off. Then, using an environmentally-friendly mixture of Hydrogen Peroxide with salt and vinegar, the panels were sprayed in targeted areas to create a rust effect. After the desired level of rust was reached, the process was neutralized and then coated with a couple of layers of dry-erase epoxy paint. I was not sure if that process would work, but the epoxy has held up well. All the boards are both magnet and dry-erase friendly.