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Master Magnetics Flexible Magnet Strip with Adhesive Back - 1/16" Thick, 1-1/2" Wide, 10' (1 Roll), ZG60A-A10BX
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Master Magnetics Flexible Magnet Strip with Features
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Magnet holds on one side only and is rated at up to 19-1/2 pounds perpendicular pull per linear foot, about 40% less pounds pull on vertical surface against sliding force, and less on painted steel
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Magnet designed to hold on contact with flat, smooth ferrous steel, without a layer of material between magnet and steel not to other magnets
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Indoor/outdoor adhesive is pressure-activated, permanent, acrylic type, covered by peel-off liner with initial tack and minimum of 24 hour setting time requirement
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Adhesive bonds to clean, smooth and uniform surfaces made of paper, wood, stainless steel, painted steel, aluminum, glass, and rigid plastics. For best results see full product description
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Magnet withstands temperatures from 0-150 degrees Fahrenheit. Made in USA
About Master Magnetics Flexible Magnet Strip With
Perfect for making flat lightweight items magnetic. Magnet requires direct and full contact with steel for maximum hold, therefore it is best to make sure that magnet is flat. Magnet & adhesive work best when applied at above 60 degrees Fahrenheit or 15.56 degree Celsius. For best results: 1)Allow magnet to reach room temperature then cut magnet with heavy duty scissors or hobby knife. 2)Apply magnet's dark gray side to large metal surface for several hours to flatten curl. Do not roll magnet strip in opposite direction to remove curl. 3)Clean applicable surface for adhesive with isopropyl alcohol and allow to dry. 4)Peel back liner from the adhesive and place item on adhesive. 5)Apply adhesive to surface with firm pressure 6)Allow adhesive to cure for a minimum of 24 hours or 72 hours to reach maximum bond with surface.
