I want to make a magnetic glass whiteboard. Can I paint the back of a piece of glass with this? What color does it come out?
1621713
it's black. not sure if the magnet will be strong enough to hold through glass. It is a good product, and does what it should, but it's not a super strong magnet....so glass might not help things stay up. Not sure what product would be strong enough to hold things through a piece of glass. Maybe you could buy a few cans and paint several layers on the glass?
1621714
Color is a dark charcoal, and my hunch is that the glass would reduce the magnetic field too much to be useful...
1621715
Comes out dark grey. I find it very unlikely that it would be strong enough to hold magnets through glass as in my experience even directly on the wall - only the strongest of magnets have held :/
1621716
I believe it was black. I'm not sure it would work. We painted 3 coats onto a wall with two coats of paint on top and it does not hold more than one sheet.
1461454
They would work on any non-porous surface, like glass. They don't work particularly well for me even on a white board, but I use "wet" erase markers technically, the neon ones. The only reason I mention this is because, on glass I use these same markers, I can't imagine dry erase markers showing up on a window (maybe something like an overhead projector?) Anyway, for that type of use (wet erase), I prefer to use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponge, it works much better! Plain old dry erase markers come off fine with these however. Hope this helps!
2266756
The blue side is only a felt board, and the white side is a dry erase/magnetic board. I would not advise painting on it.
1397486
This is not paint. It is pigment that you mix with a clear paint like "clear polycrylic". I tested the pigment mixed with minwax water based polycrylic protective finish 'clear satin' on wood, acrylic plastic, glossy photo paper, metal and a smooth pebble but I did not test on glass. If the clear paint you mix the pigment with works on glass then yes it will work on glass. The minwax that I used was meant to protect wood finishes but worked great on acrylic plastic and the other materials I tested on.
2020351
It is more textured than white dry erase board. This product is more suited for tooling and jigs. It would certainly work but may be overkill for your project. Phenolic is a great product but I think you can buy whiteboard much cheaper.
1004123
It's aluminum. Therefore it's not magnetic. It can be spray painted. Any paint that works on metal surface will also work.
1229584
To be honest, that's a silly question that's like asking if a magnet can hold a piece of paper to the fridge (provided the fridge was magnetic to begin with.) In any case the answer is yes. But beware of this paint, even though it's called STAINLESS steel, it actually stains the thing you're painting and makes it sort of steel colored.
844493
Hello, No, these can't be used to paint glass/coffee cups. You need something that is permanent. Thanks
1842724
Yes, you can use magnets on the whiteboard side, the chalkboard sue is not magnetic, there is a roll of paper you can pull down for crayons, painting etc. it's a very complete board but we found it to be very unsturdy and the legs on the whiteboard side have broken
325213
A friend and i just did a project and where able to get a bright white. I am not sure if or how much the color you will be covering impact the final outcome. Ours was a fairly light shade of tan.One note on the tintable already being white. That is what we thought as well. Shot one of the bottles before we realized it was not covering with any real color. Added the paint per instructions and achieved a great white finish.
1342523
The back is magnetic, if you wanted to stick it to a wall you would have to use command strips or something. If I were going to stick a whiteboard to the wall I would just get a peel and stick thing like "Avery Peel and Stick Dry Erase Sheets."
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It has a pretty strong adhesive back, though I wouldn't say it's permanent. I laminated this stuff to the sticky side of an adhesive magnet roll. It resists peeling up when we use our fingernails to get under the magnets and move them, but would pry off the magnets it that was the intention. If you stick this to paper (making sure to keep it smooth by pushing out air bubbles as you go), you'll probably end up with a solid bond that with both tear the paper and ruin the sticky back of the whiteboard should you try to remove it.
457119
No - the white board is not magnetic. We have had this easel for a couple of years and it is used ALL the time. My children love it and we couldn't be happier with it.
1057461
You should always test it. It will work with some chalkboard materials as their description says but others it won't work so well. I used it on a stick on chalkboard and initially it wipes right off with water but after it dries, it's actually not easy to get off. Whereas it comes right off of our stone countertop and kitchen backsplash. I think it also works directly on glass or mirror. So if the material is impermeable, probable works best. Hope that helps.
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It really depends on how many coats you put on and how many coats you cover it with. the types dont matter as much (rare earth is probably the best though) as long as you get bigger magnets. I applied 2 thick coats of this before covering it with 2 thin coats of chalkboard paint and every magnet i have sticks to it. the really tiny ones though (1/8" square magnets) struggle to hold things on but everything else is fine.
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Yes. I have the one I bought stuck to the side of my fridge from top to bottom. Make sure to smooth all the air bubbles out as you roll it onto the surface you are sticking it on. I used liquid chalk and followed all the directions but I can still see the white and some of the brighter colors I used on it even though I treated the chalkboard paper first by coloring the entire thing in with the side of a regular piece of white chalk. Maybe the problem was with the liquid chalk and not the chalkboard paper. Good luck!
1004124
It's aluminum so no, it is not magnetic. Yes, you can paint on it. However, the sheet I ordered was bent in the middle and therefore unusable. It came in a cardboard box with no protective wrap.