I want to glue these on the inside of my kitchen cabinets with the magnetic side out to post recipes, etc, to...will this work with other magnets?
1666807
Well, you would have to have the polar opposite of this magnet for those to work with what you want. You might be better off using just a piece of metal available at your local hardware store (Home Depot).
1666808
Probably not. These magnets are fairly weak. That is just my opinion, but I find these to barely be able to hold themselves to a surface, let alone hold anything.
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I tested your idea with different weight magnets (not a scientific examination of the possibilities, of course!) but, what I found is that they will hold the a magnet equal or slightly heavier than they are. This is basically the same as all the business promotion ones you get from companies hoping you'll stick their advertising or phone number to your 'fridge... all of those types hold just fine.
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Yes, I believe it would work but take in to account that these are not very strong magnets. These are made to print pictures, designs etc on and then put on a locker, filing cabinet, car door or some other surface. I would suggest just buying a heavier/stronger magnet that are self adhesive from a store that carries craft supplies such as Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby etc. I have bought some and used them in Sunday School and VBS to attach to the back of photo frames and such to attach to the fridge. However, these are wonderful magnetic sheets to print things on using your home computer, hope this helps!! Yes, I believe it would work but take in to account that these are not very strong magnets. These are made to print pictures, designs etc on and then put on a locker, filing cabinet, car door or some other surface. I would suggest just buying a heavier/stronger magnet that are self adhesive from a store that carries craft supplies such as Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby etc. I have bought some and used them in Sunday School and VBS to attach to the back of photo frames and such to attach to the fridge. However, these are wonderful magnetic sheets to print things on using your home computer, hope this... » Read More Yes, I believe it would work but take in to account that these are not very strong magnets. These are made to print pictures, designs etc on and then put on a locker, filing cabinet, car door or some other surface. I would suggest just buying a heavier/stronger magnet that are self adhesive from a store that carries craft supplies such as Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby etc. I have bought some and used them in Sunday School and VBS to attach to the back of photo frames and such to attach to the fridge. However, these are wonderful magnetic sheets to print things on using your home computer, hope this helps!! « Show Less
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I cannot say if it sticks to a magnet because I don't use magnets but I can tell you that OXO cooking spoons are the best and I highly recommend them and they will definitely last a life time. Good luck.
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Are the screws in the same place, but behind the plate? If so, the magnets are pretty strong and could possibly hold. If they are in a different location, it will not work. The magnets are only slightly larger than the screws. They need to align. Hope this helps!
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I would not use for that purpose! Look on a can of Magnetic/Chalkboard Paint for the brand of extra-strong magnets recommended by the magnetic paint company.
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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.
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Yes, as long as you have the room for the knives under the cabinet the magnet will hold them. I love mine. The wood is great quality and the magnet is very strong. :)
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Wish I could help, but I am not aware of any magnets that would be strong enough to hold this up either alone or with the k-cups inside. I don't use magnets, so I could be wrong. Good luck.
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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.
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Yup! They're metal so they will absolutely work with a magnetic knife holder.
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I use mine in my kitchen but believe me it is nothing like your regular refrigerator magnet...it is super magnetic,I use it on anything metal in the vicinity of the tv which is in my window, have to move it around something's depending on signal....if the area you plan to use it is not metal I would think it would slide...hope this helps
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Good question. I will conduct an experiment and let you know. I don't know how strong these are in quantitative terms but they are pretty damn strong for such tiny magnets.
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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
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I doubt it, I went looking for foodsafe magnets for this purpose and couldn't find them. You don't want your spices contacting the magnets.
104888
I use E-6000 but I'm sure you can... I've used a glue gun for other types of magnets.
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I think that if the cabinet backs are 1/4" the magnets will, probably, work. If the backs are any thicker the magnets may not work. They are, however VERY strong.Now I have a question for you: Why are you not locating the studs prior to install? Much easier and certain to work
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If the nickel content of the panel is too high, magnetic objects won't stick. However, that being said, even if magnets can be attached, even a very strong magnet wouldn't be strong enough to hold your utensils.
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I don't think so. The magnets just work to find the drywall screws that have been hidden under thin layer of paper and spackle. But they do that pretty well. It would be great for locating the studs so that you can attach the braced that hold the cabinets, but not through extra layers of material. I would recommend buying extra magnets. This is a good gadget for your toolbox, and not to expensive either.