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1. Is Magnetic Paint safe to use at home?
2. Can Magnetic Paint interfere with my computer or a pacemaker?
3. Is Magnetic Paint easy to use?
4. Does it work with all kinds of magnets?
5. How much do I need?
6. How does it work?
7. What colours are available?
8. In what packs is Magnetic Paint supplied?
Is Magnetic Paint safe to use at
home?
Yes. Magnetic Paint is safe for children. It is lead-free and complies
with international environmental requirements and EC regulations.
Can Magnetic Paint interfere with
my computer or a pacemaker?
No. The paint itself is not magnetic, but contains iron particles which
attract magnets, just like a fringe door. It can therefore be used safely
in the home and it does not interfere with computer equipment or a pacemaker,
for example, in any way.
Is Magnetic Paint easy to use?
Yes. Magnetic Paint can be used on any smooth surface that can be painted.
In order to mix the iron particles evenly through the paint, stir well
before use! The drying time is 3- 4 hours, but wait 24 hours before applying
the coloured top coat (paint or wallpaper). Prepare the ground in advance
in the usual way for a surface that is to be painted.
Does it work with all kinds of magnets?
No, excessively weak or strong magnets do not adhere. Light-weight and
large/flat magnets are ideal for Magnetic Paint. It is therefore perfect
for magnetic letters, all (cut-out forms of) magnetic sheets, refrigerator
magnets and magnetic games, but not for holding piles of memos or large/heavy
posters.
How much do I need?
With one litre you can cover 2-2.5m2 in two to three coats. Note that
you need at least two coats for a magnetic effect. More than three coats
are generally not needed. Otherwise, first experiment with a small pack
to see what produces the desired result.
How does it work?
Any wall that is painted with Magnetic Paint looks like an ordinary wall,
but with an invisible advantage - magnets stick to the wall! With Magnetic
Paint the space between floor and ceiling becomes a play or work area.
Typical areas of application are commercial, business, private, education
and medical.
What colours are available?
Only one. Magnetic Paint is a light-grey latex, over which any colour
top coat can be painted. Instead of applying paint, the wall can also
be finished with light wallpaper. Heavy wallpaper reduces the magnetic
effect.
In what packs is Magnetic Paint
supplied?
At present only in the half and whole litre packs.
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