Uuustar Magnetic Car Mount Metal Plates, 8PACK Metal Plates with Full Adhesive for Secure Phone Holder Attachment Review

Misleading description as the adhesive lids don't even have the 3M label on the actual product; You can also say they don't have the same durability and quality as 3M. Very disappointed as my phone kept falling off the adhesive and the magnet just stuck to my air vent mount. Most of the metal plates supplied were also bad. Condition. If you take the lid off the glue, you can see that most of the paper is also in the glue (it's not hot here, so no need to). I don't know how it got such a high…

The adhesive doesn't cover the entire back of these small metal plates, the paint started peeling off the plate fairly quickly and the edges of these plates are quite sharp. Note, don't cut your fingers sharply, but sharp enough to scratch a table or wear out your bag faster than normal. to blunt the edges. However, they work and stay on my Otterbox, although I absent-mindedly take them off when using my phone. And they are definitely attracted to magnets.

I have bought these several times and use them everywhere in the house. Under the sink, in the pantry, above the bathroom door, in the garage wall, on the side of the bed frame anything to hold my heavy duty magnetic moving lights. There is also a USB powered magnetic cable on the computer desk for whiskey storage when not in use The back of my iPhone case for mounts to the dashboard magnetic mount are such large adhesive pads that can be used in many different places

As the Magic Mount we bought only came with a metal plate we had to buy them for additional phones that would need them. The grip wasn't as good as my Magic Mount, but it worked the way it is. My husband was more comfortable adding a very thin layer of E6000 and leaving it overnight as he doesn't have time to carefully remove it from the mount every time he needs it. I really liked that it comes in different sizes and the fact that there are so many makes it really worth the money. Please note…

That's great! I wanted to make the magazine holders magnetic so I can store the cards for work - this way I can tag them with date magnets to group medical records by date. I wasn't sure how to make even a small portion of my (cheap cardboard) magazine racks magnetic. At first I thought maybe there is some kind of spray I could cover them with and then I thought maybe just glue a small piece of galvanized steel. Instead I found these that work SO well as they have a sticky applique on the back…