Has anyone found magnets that work well?
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Yes! You want "rare earth" or "Neodymium" magnets. They are STRONG and tough to pull apart. We like the 3/8 inch to hold 1-2 pages (B000E67ZO4) and the 1/2 inch to hold more/thicker pages (B000UCWU38). Good luck - and keep them apart on the board or they will "smash" into each other!
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In my review, I complained about the quality of the plastic "cap" the magnets fit in. The manufacturer send me a several new magnets of a different design that work well. You may want to check with them. Else, any magnet that has a protective covering around it (so it wont scratch the surface) should work just fine. The stronger the magnet, the more it will hold.
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If anyone wishes to purchase additional sets of the magnets that are included with the product, they can be found here:http://www.amazon.com/Set-Neodymium-Magnets-Plastic-Casings/dp/B0070O8NEE
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Neodymium magnets will definitely hold. The question is whether magnetic paint has enough magnetic material for the magnets to stick to. It may take several coats of paint to provide enough magnetic content.
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Search Neodymium magnets. I've read they easily locate nails/screws in studs behind drywall and they sell packs of them really cheap on Amazon I think some might be the right diameter to fit in the holes on the biary innovations magnetic stud finder. I was unable to find any actual "targets" but I think this would really do the trick.
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I had good success with a magnet and some yarn. http://www.metacafe.com/watch/636285/cheapest_stud_finder/ Once you get a "hit" make sure to go up and down at the same level (and left and right 16" ) to make sure you really have a stud
1113681
NO magnets stick to stainles steel. The problem is the stainless steel, not the magnets.
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These magnets are very STRONG! The adhesive is not flat on the magnet. There is a small amount of foam backing on the adhesive. If that doesn't interfere with your needs, then you may be confident that the magnets are strong enough for you.
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It's basically a big sticker, nonmetal, magnets won't work unless you stick it on a metal surface. You can try Quartet or FORAY brands.
1583685
Yes...have not tried that, but the magnets will work for that...Merry Christmas and Happy New Year....
647029
Yes, I tried it after you asked and magnets do stick to the tins. I use them to hold loose leaf tea. I actually cut the tops off of bagel bags and line the tins with the bags.
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http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=a9_sc_1?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aneodymium+magnet&keywords;=neodymium+magnet&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1414438690
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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! :-)
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I'm afraid it depends on the strength of the magnet. A decent magnet should.
928037
Only works on metal doors that a magnet will stick to. See if a magnet will stick. There is a type that fits over the corners of the door, not sure where to find them.
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I don't know if they are really that magnetic, but you could always superglue a magnet to the back of you are wanting to make magnets. I use them for ornament making and hot glue sticks to them very well.
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I haven't had any indication that there are magnets in this case. I'd be surprised if there were.
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No a magnet does not stick. I do not know the answer to the other questions.
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Yes. You can buy a pack of two magnets that I have done in the past through amazon. Here is the link. Cat Mate Cat Collar Magnets for Electromagnetic DoorsCat Mate (31)