There may be some adhesive residue remaining on board after removing labels.  It can be rubbed off, but it shouldn't be too noticeable unless you are just a few feet from the board.  If you do rub it off, do not use anything sharp as the print will get scratched off the board.

When removing labels, don't let your fingernails scratch the board.  And don't use anything sharp.  Just be careful when removing so your draft board does not get too scratched up.  It will take a few minutes of patience to remove them, but you should be able to do it.

Roll, do not fold as creases in this material will not look good.

If you get the tension stand, do not pull the edges with excessive force.  They should be pulled TIGHT but NOT EXCESSIVELY TIGHT.  If draft board is not taught with the first loop of the strap, you can double back on the loop (1 1/2 loops) or reloop (2 loops).  The stand is not made from steel, so don't use excessive force when applying labels.  It may sway just a bit when you apply the labels, but you should have no problems when simply using the draft board in a normal draft environment.

If using tension stand, NEVER try to remove the labels while still on the stand.  Take the draft board off the stand and lay onto a flat surface to remove them.

While you can remove the labels and reuse them, we do not recommend doing this as it will be tedious to take them off and to reorganize them.  Plus they will not look quite as good on the second use.