I want to attach these to the bottom of toy cars so they will stick to magnetic paint. What kind of adhesive would help stick these to the car? Thanks
643407
you could use gorilla glue or super glue. But these are so tiny, unless you took the wheels off of the cars they are not going to reach the paint. what I mean by that is the magnets will not go past the tires.
699608
well, this tape is a magnet. not sure how you intend to adhere to the wall, but as long as you put your magnets to the tape with the correct polarity, they should hold.
1687839
I think if you replace the adhesive with a really good double stick tape, it MAY be possible. We actually used ours for a membership drive "promotion" and used business cards on the magnets. We are going to try to reuse them next year. One thing - they really hold well and save your clothing from the pin picking!
104887
I would think so, depending on what you're trying to glue them to, but I haven't tried it. The magnets are really strong. I would definitely test it on one first to make sure the magnet doesn't pull away from the hot glue when it's stuck on a metal surface. I used the craft glue because I wanted to make sure they were really hard to pull off since they're on magnets for kids to play with.
2246945
These magnets are pretty strong. It depends on the car and how you attach the magnet. My son's little matchbox cars are not magnetic but plastic and weigh very little. If I could super glue a magnet onto one of those, I think it may hold the car. However, a metal version of the matchbox cars would be heavier and may require at least two of these little magnets. good luck!
972702
I used 5 coats and regular kitchen magnets will stick, but will not hold anything. I bought some 3/4 inch rare earth magnets and they form a very secure bond now with my wall. The rare earth magnets hold large sheets of my child's painted artwork easily. After trying the rare earth magnets, this seems like an excellent product. If I'd stuck with the kitchen magnets, I would still be disappointed.
71005
I believe matchbox cars are made out of a zinc alloy, so they'll be non-magnetic. (Zinc alloys are easy to cast and relatively cheap.)Easiest way to double check is if a normal magnet will stick to any part of the chassis of the cars.
1923471
Yes- but it depends on the paint. I've used spray paint and it's worked, stuck, and they still stuck. Good magnets- strong.
1669852
A regular magnet should work. Not a frig magnetic, something a little stronger.
805466
These have no adhesive on them unless the product title says it is self stick. I used blue painters tape or some Velcro dots.
1835689
they have adhesive already on them. might help to add a bit more - and make sure the area is spotless before you attach or they will fall off.
1128533
Sorry to let you know that there is no adhesive for your dashboard. In fact, there's a large hole in the bottom of the plant pot.I sent for a set of 3 and only 2 worked.
731712
what size magnets, and what is the proper glue? And THANKS for answering this one - I had same question!mary
794952
I think you should be able to apply the paint, but the magnets probably wouldn't stick to it very well. You usually need a fairly smooth surface to get a magnet to attach.
1487904
Sorry, I do not. They are very thin though. I made magnets for two people and they put them on their cars, they came off the first day they had them on. They are okay for decoration, but not really going to do much to hold more then a single sheet of paper. They are just thick enough to hold themselves on metal and not much else. They are probably as thick as 100 pound card stock. Hope that helps.
1462284
The magnet is pretty strong, but I would not bet on them staying attached when you close the trunk lid. Adding some two sided tape to the bottom might work, but the magnet would not sit flush with the metal, so you would be mostly relying on the strength of the tape to hold the light on the trunk lid. I'd give it about a 75% chance of working!!
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