Can you use these as magnet backings for depot MAC eyeshadows?
241925
not sure how big the MAC eyeshadow or how heavy it is...you might need a one inch round
1690445
I guess you could. They are mostly used by hair dressers to do pin curls and the like. They do stay put and you could glue ribbon or flowers on but they are not that comfortable, especially for a child. I use them to help set vintage hair styles but never as barrettes.
615299
They are pretty strong magnets. I suggest to use sharpies to color instead of the paint they give you, it just makes a mess.
2069774
I wouldn't do that. Forget about the fact that the double-sided tape won't likely support the magnet bars; you're presumably going to hang things on these bars which will increase the weight.If you have to tape these magnets to the wall, why not cut out the middle man? Just buy some flexible magnet tape, available here on Amazon.
2183735
I have not used them for that, but since they are rhinestones they should work to design your cases. They should stay on your case as long as you use a good glue.
1237215
It will if the eye shadow pans are 26mm or less in diameter and are made of tin (not aluminum) so that they respond to the magnetic backing.
804111
I don't think they do,I put my MAC eyeshadow singles in them, and I think the Urban Decay ones are slightly bigger. But if you find that they are the same size then go for it!
891669
Sorry, no they do not appear to be magnetic, I have a couple different magnets that will not stick to them!
1185787
I have not used them for that purpose however since they are led and give off a bluish tint, they may not work for makeup lighting. They are not bright enough during the day or after they have been used a few times. If you still purchase them at least they are inexpensive and can use on something else. Just remember not to remove the backing for the sticky part if you want to reuse as these will stick on for good! I hope this helps.
1300029
If you want to glue it to something that is decorative glue is not included. I used them for pop bottle cap magnets. I had to glue the magnet to the bottle cap. Probably not necessary to have that in the description. I don't even saw that. I just took it for granted.
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.
962375
Mine are not magnetic either. If I were attaching to metal I would use either velcro tape, or double sided tape. The lights are very light, so I think either would work.
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! :)
1062734
I would not think so, it is a better texture to absorb powder eyeshadow, and not lipstick. But, never tried it. For a dollar at Target, go get one and try it out!
723143
Not unless you magnetize them. You undoubtedly could magnetize them, but I would have to wonder why.They are metal, can come painted in pleasing colors, and are as clever a gadget as I've seen in office supplies. They are available in these regular 40-sheet clip size, as well as a larger 60-sheet clip and a smaller 20-sheet model. I've used them for about 20 years and have yet to find a drawback about them.Hope that helps.
723351
Julian, your question is vague. you could use them in a variety of ways. as long as you don't mind dealing with strong magnets that are very difficult to grip because of their size. I would imagine that if you wanted to sandwich two of them around a given point on a t-shirt you could probably hang your shirt in a steel locker from them. I just don't know what exactly you want to do with them on your shirt.
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These magnets are tiny but they are also strong. Direct magnet to metal contact on a model would not be recommended as these magnets do have some power. However, if you were to apply a barrier between the magnet and the metal then it would probably be okay.