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Alternative Magic Flip Chart Uses
Magic Flip Chart is more than a flip chart. Take a look at some of the uses it can be put to.....
Flip Chart
Magic Flip Chart was originally designed as a re-useable, erasable, recyclable flip chart. And because each sheet can be used many times, you won't need to keep buying (and throwing away) old-fashioned paper flip chart pads.
Add to this the fact that Magic Flip Chart will cling to any flat surface without leaving a mark, sheets can be taken off the roll and instantly placed on the wall for your audience to see and take notes from.
Whiteboard
Magic Flip Chart uses new technology to enable it to cling to any type of wall, be it glass, plaster, wood, plastic etc. And because a single sheet will fold up to fit in your briefcase, you can carry it around with you wherever you go and never be at a loss when a whiteboard is not at hand.
Plus, you can place individual sheets alongside each other to make up a whiteboard to any size you require.
Projector Screen
If you regularly use a projector to deliver your Power Point presentations, Magic Flip Chart can be used as a makeshift screen. Simply place individual sheets on the wall up to the size of screen required.
'To Do' Lists
Cut a single sheet into smaller pieces to use as reminder lists around the home or office.
Privacy Glass
Because Magic Flip Chart will cling to glass, it is often cut to size and used as a cheap and simple method of blanking out windows.
Market/Exhibition Signs
Rather than deface your own signs by pinning or sellotaping them into place, why not cover the walls of your booth with Magic Flip Chart and place your signs wherever you like, without damaging your signs or the walls of the booth or stall.
Car Window Signs
Any type of car window sign can be fixed into place using Magic Flip Chart. One example is where car dealerships place their price lettering onto a strip of Magic Flip Chart and then smooth it onto the inside of the car windscreen.
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