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It's a fact of life: Kids always have written on walls, and parents always have yelled at kids for writing on walls.

Now, Rust-Oleum alters that time-honored equation with a new line of Dry Erase paints.

Just mix the paint, apply it to a smooth surface, give it two days to dry, and the result is a smooth, hard finish kids can use for scrawls, notes, drawings and anything else they can make with a dry-erase marker.

The paint creates minimal odor and would work well in kids' rooms, playrooms, mud rooms or kitchens. If nothing else, it offers a way to leave your kids notes -- about their chores, perhaps -- that they couldn't claim they never saw.

A Rust-Oleum Dry Erase kit that'll give you enough paint to cover a surface of about 7 by 7 feet retails for $22.97. It's available at Lowe's Home Improvement stores.

Story by John Przybys. What's New is a weekly column about new products on the market.

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