Would this be good to replace a magnet that came off a lightweight handbag? One of the magnet is still on the bag, I need one to glue on the flap
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I don't think it'd be a good replacement. This flexible magnet is only about a strong as cheap fridge magnet
116438
Yea - it's magnetized! If you had something heavy in the bag that could push it open like a book or water bottle or something - if it bumped it just right I think it could probably open it... but if you put in like front zipper area would be fine. Really like mine so far, just need to get more eyeshadow pans to fill it now! :)
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I just use the magnetic attachments to connect to my tank so I can easily remove the bag. However I have found that at higher speeds the bag will try to lift off. The straps would help keep it attached. You should be able to tie or clip the straps to the frame or whatever it can reach. I really like the bag and for the price it is high quality. The bag has for lack of better words a pouch on the bottom side where the straps are that is open on the top and bottom since I don't use the straps I "cheated" and use the straps to tie an old speaker magnet inside that pouch to reinforce it's hold. With the Goldwing you probably have more of a farling than I have and most likely will not have the same issue as I have. There is plenty of room in the bag and touchscreen devices will work under the plastic.
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Sure - but you have to know where the weak link is. In some cases the magnet to metal connection may be stronger than the glued connection so when you try to pull things apart the glue connection will "fail", i.e. separate, instead of the magnet separating from the metal.
2267378
It should. Just make sure it's a flat surface before applying the magnet. If it's not flat it will fall off
432997
Either will work but the magnets are very strong and holds really well. I had one for years and just bought one as a gift for my son.
743767
Not sure how it's attached. It could be glued but not magnetic. The closure is magnetic though
2187805
Yes, if you use the screws that are included. I plan to order another one for hats and scarves. I don't think this is strong enough for a heavy winter coat, but should be fine for handbags if they are not too heavy. Hope this helps.
1764806
Any decent magnet from Radio Shack will work. I glued one to a locket sized frame that was stuck to the fridge when it wasn't being used. However, Amazon sells a replacement if you want to keep it original: http://www.amazon.com/Safety-1st-Magnetic-Locking-System/dp/B004FI7USI/ref=sr_1_1?s=baby-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1384891593&sr=1-1&keywords=tot+lok+key
960557
I suppose if you used heavy duty double sided material like is used to secure posters etc. it might work. It is fairly light but with a lot of use, I'm not sure it would stay attached for long.
1957682
I'd say no because magnets hold it on . Possibly could be modified to work if you used double sided tape.
1575165
I don't understand what the point of the magnetic flap on the cover would be. Perhaps you could offer your thoughts? The magnets are on the casing itself, and the entire outer segment of the cover is a magnet. The cover closes very securely without issue when these two meet.
418732
This only works on leather surfaces and not handbags. I would give it back to the shop and ask them to clean it for you. Good luck Tony
1889767
I think it would be fine for light weight or smaller buttons. For large or heavier buttons I would use Helmars Premium Craft glue. Be sure to test the Helmars on some inexpensive buttons at first,a little goes a long way. Hope that helps!!
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I'd be nervous to hang it up with anything but the screws given with it. Given the weight of the bar and the knives stuck on it, I'd worry that it would fall, especially when you're pulling something off of it. If you have tape that you know can withstand that kind of weight, I'd say try it. I've had knife magnets fall when not properly attached and it's scary!
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Absolutely and most certainly. I just got my two new ones and that is the first thing I tried. It takes a little patience and practice. Keep the two tabs at the very, very end of the bag (red zipper tab at the back like a caboose) and make sure they remain close together. Then you can remove one side of the zipper through both tabs. Takes a little effort but nothing forceful.
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You would have to find some way to screw it into something solid, metal frame, or even a good solid plastic might do. But make sure its solid and the magnet is attached well. Its a fairly strong magnet, so its takes a good amount of force to pull the weapon loose, so if the magnet isn't attached well, or if its attached to a flimsy area, it could just tear loose. You might also want to make sure its not attached near any electrical components that the magnet might effect. God bless!