Flexible Magnet Sheets with Self Adhesive – Ultra Thin Magnetic Paper for Photo Magnets, Craft Projects, and More! Review

I've seen some reviews say the magnets are good and others not. Well the ones I have are LACK! I literally attract some light and it sticks to everything! It just slides down. So I guess it's luck. But I'm still very disappointed.

I used this product to line the bottom of a small jewelry box that holds quarter sized thin metal eyeshadow jars. The metal cans have their own magnets to keep them from sliding with this magnetic sheet, but the magnetic sheets couldn't hold the cans in place, instead they slid effortlessly. I would not recommend this product at all. I sent it back for a refund.

The leaves are nice and big, which is nice. I used this to make a bumper sticker magnet. Two days later it fell out of the car and is now only weakly attached to the metal. Of course, this is not enough to attach it to the vehicle. So I would say that making your own fridge magnets or a "clean/used" dishwasher magnet is fine, but they are not strong enough to stay outdoors.

Very light and the adhesive side is very good. The only problem is that a real magnet is not very strong. They say it can be used for bumper stickers, but a 2" piece won't even hold up a small laminated square on my fridge. I can't imagine putting something like that on my car. Magnets so they don't hold anything heavy, but they barely stick to the fridge.

I bought this to build a transport tray for 40k models. The magnets on the bases of my minis are EXACTLY 2.6mm thick and are perfectly flush with the base, so they should stick to the magnetic sheet as best as possible. However, they are so weak that they slip with every movement and hardly hold up better than on a bare surface. My minis stick almost too tightly to a regular metal surface so it's not the magnets in the mini, those sheets are just useless. I'll buy another brand and see if they…

As you can see from the attached picture, the magnetization pattern is stripes. The poles are approximately 1mm wide and separated by a 1mm gap. This means that the sheet metal must rest on an absolutely even magnetic steel surface for good adhesion. Due to the thinness of the layer, this also means that any given area is likely to only support something like the equivalent area of a single layer of paper or map. If card stock then it should lie flat because if it is twisted the magnet may not…

I thought they were a bit thicker or had more holding power, I knew it said ultra thin and flexible but I didn't know how much they are (my fault) . Pros: - It's flexible - Thin - Comes with scissors Cons: - Barely sticky - A bit flimsy I bought these to pop into my watercolor palette as removable or spare sample sheets glued onto watercolor paper. I guess the part where it doesn't stick is kind of a good thing? It's easier to move things around, but I have a feeling it will fall off after a…

So they're light weight but not heavy enough to stick to metal. I previously bought a pack of magnetic sheets from another seller (a different brand) to turn my daughter's sticker collection into a magnet collection. It was great, and when it ended I thought the brand shouldn't play a big role. I was wrong. They ALMOST stick to the fridge, but not for long (forget using a magnet to attach a piece of paper or a picture; it's not possible). Will not stick to your metal table like other brands. I…