What is the best way to adhere these magnets?
1485126
From my experience, two part epoxy is the best. if on a shiny surface to which the glue is not bonding to, I would recommend taking some sand paper and rough up the surface then glue the magnets on
1412254
I'm pretty sure the strip is aluminum, so if it is, magnets will not stick. I'll check mine to see tomorrow.
665814
If you want to get the best performance then use the screws. If you use double sided tape, magnets probably won't be held properly and your cabinet won't be secure at all.
1968854
these are magnetic and stick together, so far I have not had a problem with my jewelery falling off. I use them on my costume jewlery. If it's a valuable piece I would order the larger magnetic locks. I have ordered a few that are flat and about the size of a dime. They hold very well and have larger magnets, and are stronger.
483818
Since this is a magnetic sheet other magnets may stick to it, but they may not as well. It depends on how the polarity is oriented between the two. You would be better off with a sheet of steel, a magnetic white board, or using some of the magnetic paint.
493109
These are similar to a plastic/polyester mixture. I suppose you could staple them to a wooden frame (somewhat defeats the purpose of the magnets ... ) - or maybe you could stategically put magnets on your wooden frame to allow the light filters to connect properly. Then, if you want to move or reuse them at a different location without the wood frames you can! :)
529216
That's what I have done. Bought them off of the Tower website since they were cheaper than what I found on Amazon (but watch out for the shipping). There is a 'Saturn' brand iSUP that has grommeted strips down both sides for unlimited tie-down options. Not sure how you would glue those on.
1137870
Peel off the tape or stick the tape to the magnets and stick them on the back of the board. I didn't use mine because it wouldn't hold. You may want to get stronger magnets because they're weak and don't stick on the fridge good. I hung mine.
2027037
I'm not sure that this would be a good application for these magnets. The magnetic field produced is very strong, but decreases rapidly with distance. I would imagine that you would have problems holding them in place. I would suggest that you buy the contacts and install them according to manufacturer's recommendations. For example, one well-liked offering on Amazon is Interlogix Door/Window Terminal Contact, Surface Mount, White by UTC (Formerly GE Security/Sentrol). There are several alternatives listed. While it might be nice to engineer your own system, these contacts are inexpensive and easy to install. This, I believe is preferable to using these magnets. This appears to be a case of not reinventing the wheel.
2065988
Yes, magnets will stick. It is a steel sheet with a very thin layer of stainless steel on both sides.
787162
No other way that I'm aware of. The rectangular metal plates have a peel-off material on it, though I found it hard to peel off the paper material without ruining the sticky stuff. The other issue with this set-up is that residual glue tend to be a magnet for hair and fur....
36382
You can temporarily magnetize the bits yourself. Just get a strong magnet and stroke the bit across the magnet in the same direction several times. Repeat whenever the magnetism gets weak.
1923095
It really depends on how many coats you put on and how many coats you cover it with. the types dont matter as much (rare earth is probably the best though) as long as you get bigger magnets. I applied 2 thick coats of this before covering it with 2 thin coats of chalkboard paint and every magnet i have sticks to it. the really tiny ones though (1/8" square magnets) struggle to hold things on but everything else is fine.
1963313
Anything a regular magnet sticks to these will stick to as well. Just much stronger.
2088593
No a magnet does not stick. I do not know the answer to the other questions.
1808751
I used a rare earth magnet, like this one http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Magnets-Earth-Neodymium-Discs/dp/B0012AUU84/ref=cm_sw_em_r_dp2_Jpcdsb1MR98FM_tt and super-glued it to the back to stick it to the refrigerator. It works well... and I have 99 magnets to spare! :-)
23929
These should stick as long as other magnets stick to the fridge. The entire back of the letter is a magnet.