Can I use this to make magnetic slime?
812613
I did. :) I bought it for that exact reason. My students loved it. We mixed it with putty instead of slime, but it would probably work with slime, too.
281178
It could work but you will have a white plastic blob at the join point. Have you already tried Super Glue? That is a clear product and won't show as much.
1393927
Stainless Steel generally does not have enough ferrous metal for magnets (even those as strong as these) to "stick". I have had little success using magnets of any kind on quality stainless steel. Unless the surface on which you would like to use is specifically made to use with magnets - I would not think these will work for you...
641382
I don't think this is a very good product, mine turned out not to be not magnetic at all. Good luck.
36382
You can temporarily magnetize the bits yourself. Just get a strong magnet and stroke the bit across the magnet in the same direction several times. Repeat whenever the magnetism gets weak.
1300030
If you want to use these magnets as anything other than stand-alone, you'll need to adhere it to whatever you're using. I recommend hot glue (the type you use with a hot glue gun). For instance, I made fridge magnets with these. I used the hot glue to attach these to ceramic tiles.
2021873
Yes, you can. I would dissolve it in water first, then add it to the water you fill it with.
85589
The surface is basically printer paper. I just tried pencil, a black gel pen, a ball point pen, sharpie marker, highlighter marker, and crayons on a scrap piece. They all stick just fine and dry quickly. You might even be able to use watercolor paint, but the moisture might make the paper separate from the magnet. Because it's paper, it isn't waterproof, so you may want to use a spray acrylic or something like Mod Podge if your magnets will be exposed to wet or dirty hands.
1093176
Not magnetic itself but I don't know if it will stick to a magnet. I wouldn't think so-I think it may be aluminum.
257683
I wouldn't...too much heat needed to make the solder flow,your flux will burn before the solder flows and youll melt surrounding material and the solder will just run off.
433601
I don't think so.......i only used it on styrofoam and it worked well for that
1742218
You should be able to. I use mine for soap, but it is food grade silicone so chocolate would be OK.
1308337
I have never used magnetic letters myself... but the description of the product says that the board is magnetic, so I would assume that you could. It is a nice board.
1965831
I dont see why not. It might be difficult to get it really smooth next to your finished material. Good luck
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.
57668
I have not made slime with it, but I did make a very gooey concoction for another project. I would say that this glue would be a great addition to any slime recipe.
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No unfortunately you can't. You would need a patch kit to do that. Patch kits are really cheap and pretty easy to use. The liquid in the slime does a little to help patch a hole but the pieces of fragments in the slime do most of the hole clogging. slime is ment to be put into the tube and it works as the air rushes out and the little fragments stop up the hole as they are too large to exit through the hole.