🔩 Advanced TSUYA Neodymium Threaded Pull Force Anti-Scratch Solution: Ultimate Strength and Longevity Review

I have used a magnet on a disabled doorstop, its strength was more than enough to hold the door open in moderate winds. The rubber coating should work well in outdoor weather and also protect the contact point from scratches. I had to laminate the contact point on the door with a disc to make the door contact close more easily with the brake, but that little magnet is strong enough, that's the point.

I bought these to mount security cameras on my roof. I didn't want to drill holes in my faceplate etc and they screwed straight into my camera's existing holes and once I put them in place they were very difficult to remove (which is a good thing!). The magnets are very strong and if I decide to add more cameras I'll know exactly what I'm going to buy (and recommend!). Good product.

Good adhesion to hold LED lights on my tractor. In the event of vibration and shock, they slide over the painted surface of the upper ROPS rail and fall down. We're looking for a way to make them less slippery on the surface. Reinforcement with a small cable tie might be the easiest solution. Two is more than enough for my 14 inch single row 12 light LED panel. Surfaces that limit rubber backing from slipping are safest.