My DW isn't magnetic. Would it be possible to glue the cover to it? Would that work?
1892023
No it is very tricky doing it as is I think you would cause yourself a headache
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
2224503
I would say that might be kind of difficult to affix the cover to the wall without some sort of adhesive or mechanical fastener. I would possibly explore some double sided tape options. Perhaps, something like this might work - 3M Heavy Duty Mounting Tape - But I certainly wouldn't know.
823795
I suggest that you contact the manufacturer directly, they are very good honoring warranties. Mine is working perfectly after months of use, no loose magnets
1610890
The magnets in mine made my paperwhite constantly malfunction. No matter how I had the cover it would sporadically turn on and off or get stuck on sleep mode.
1302939
The back cover does not have any magnets embedded, so when folded open the front cover flaps unless held.This is not a big issue in terms of actual use since the device's size is so small, I naturally hold it closed, and adding magnets seems even a bit superfluous.
955341
The magnet is between the outer cover(mine is pink) and the inner cover(mine is grey). Sewn in, so I don't think it will come out unless the cover was to wear really bad...but I don't think that will happen.
442970
No, it is not magnetic, and it comes rolled up in a box. However, you could probably buy a magnetic dry erase board of the same size to mount it on which might work just as well. If you decide to go that route, you might consider saving yourself a little time & frustration and just take it to a frame shop or craft store and let them stick it on the board for you since they have the tools to get it on there straight and without bubbles and creases. Just an idea. Cheers!
1382347
I had planned to buy extra magnets but I have not. We took it down for the winter but I think something like super glue would would fine.
347075
That's a good Q. I wondered the same. Even if it is a bit magnetized, I don't think it should make any difference. How about turning it around regularly ?? Or flip it over ....?? Stev
91625
You could mount it with industrial double sided tape. The screw holes would remain visible unless you cut the heads off the screws and glued them over the holes or put something else over the holes to cover them ( metal ball, rhinestone, decorative doo dad). Magnet is not so strong to hold really heavy knives. Also if you have dropped big $ on really nice knives, be aware that the metal can mar them.
1419115
I believe a magnet will stick to it but there is nothing magnetic about it as sold.
2244000
I would say probably not. I ended up not using this magnetic strip, instead opting for rare earth magnets which are much smaller and much much stronger.Plus,there was no gluing or screwing involved, all I had to do was place the magnets on the door and it works perfectly
1669528
Hello, Thank you for contacting us. Yes, Gorilla glue or super glue should hold the magnet in place. With regards, Faye
1179647
No, the whole thing is not magnetic. But you can make it that way if you buy sticky magnetic strips and put on the back of it...That's what I did.
1669852
A regular magnet should work. Not a frig magnetic, something a little stronger.
1784337
yes, it might be a little work, but it could be done. although the way it looks, you might break it to the point where putting the cover back on won't be possible.