Q: is there a way that you can erase the image on the spot? like instead of waiting it to evaporate?
A: You could use a hair dryer to speed up the evaporation.
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Q: How long does the "art" last for?
A: This depends on how lightly you paint on the Buddha Board. Extremely light, dry strokes could disappear in a 5-10 secondss. Darker, heavier strokes (which have more water) may take anywhere from 5 - 15 minutes to completely disappear.
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Q: What is the country of origin of the Buddha Board?
A: The Buddha Board is made in China.
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Q: Will the ink of the brush run out?
A: There is no actual ink in the brush. In fact, you could probably use any old brush with the Buddha Board. What makes your "paintings" appear is just water.
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Q: How long will a average picture last before it "disappears"?
A: That all depends on how much water you use. If your brush is relatively dry, an image may disappear in as little as 30 seconds. Really wet paintings may last 15 minutes. So, I guess the average painting would last about 5 minutes.
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Q: Did Buddha invent this board?
A: Nope. If it was invented by Buddha, would you buy it? Because in that case, we'd say yes. (just kidding!)
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Q: How many different prouducts did you cross-promo in the video?
A: In the Buddha Board video? Shockingly, none!
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Q: will the paper get ridgy like there's air holes in it?
A: With normal use, the Buddha Board will not get air bubbles or ridges in it. Be sure to prevent the bottom of the board from sitting in water, as that could eventually cause the paper to pull away from the board.
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