If I were to put a piece of this tape on two separate objects,would the magnets be attracted to each other? it is for a seam in 2 curtain panels.
919303
Yes, they will be attracted to one another. That's actually a great idea...I will have to use that sometime. :-) I wouldn't recommend this product as the best magnets out there, but for your intended purposes it should work.
919304
Intriguing question! I would have to guess no. A lot magnets repel other magnets. Something to do with poles, I think. I've never been science inclined. I would think sewing or gluing a small washer or some such that will stick to a magnet on one curtain panel would do the trick.
919305
I don't think so. I wasn't that impressed actually with this product. Because it's in a roll it wants to keep curling up on itself. It also is a very weak magnet. It'll hold some paperclips, but I wanted it to hold small pair of scissors and it failed. Just fyi.
2158939
NO. I took the magnets off the OLD curtain and used some Velcro and double sided tape to install on the new curtain.I have no idea why they didn't put magnets on the new curtain. They should have.
483819
If you attach it well to the wall it should work. I have actually been disappointed with how poorly this item sticks to metal. The magnetic backing is not very strong. If your items pull away at all, especially near the corners, I suspect it would pull this item away from the wall.
1583685
Yes...have not tried that, but the magnets will work for that...Merry Christmas and Happy New Year....
2037194
No. just one side. But you don't want to store on both sides anyway.... they would get too mixed up, and come off of the magnetic sheet.
1962530
As for magnets, you can get TWO magnet sets and just put them on both sides of the curtain if you don't have a metal tub.
525304
If the sides are filled with air then no, but if you have the intex with the blow up ring and thin sides then yes. As long the two magnets can touch each other.
1509342
I assume you mean, hold different thicknesses at the same time. I haven't done that myself but have seen a place recently that had a variety of letters and posters hanging from the same strip. As long as there isn't a big difference, it would work.
2039502
It would depend on how strong the pull is. The magnet is quite strong but certainly has limits. Don't forget you have mount these pieces and wood would be more ideal.
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.
891670
You could place a magnet on the inside of it, and then use the other on the outside no? The magnets should stick to each other that way
2040145
Never tried putting a magnet on it. I'm no metallurgist, but from the feel of it I would guess a magnet would not stick, but I honestly don't know.
472183
I highly doubt the magnet is strong enough to affect it. It shouldn't be a worry :)
1079098
I don't think so,but magnets and flowing electricity do interact. Why not go with Velcro and play it safe.
433101
Well it would have to be the exact same size of course and the plate you are putting it on top of would have to be made of a metal that the magnet would be attracted to, but I guess you could if those things are true. It is a strong magnet, and has not moved once since we put it on, in fact you have to make sure it is level as you put it on otherwise it is actually fairly difficult to pull off again.
804598
The surface of the back is one big magnet, but I imagine you could affix those Command hanging strips to the back as long as they would stick to a magnet surface.
660220
The tape itself is not very flexible from side to side. You'll need to bend the tape and make 2 90 degree 'miters' (quotes because you don't actually miter cut the tape, you fold it over) to run it back to the other direction. This stuff is pretty bright, so I'd test it to see if you really need 2 rows. Be sure to clean the surface with a prep spray or alcohol to give the tape a good solid surface to stick to.