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Magnetic Paint is a grey, non-flammable, acrylic resin-based dispersion.
The paint contains iron particles which attract magnets.
STIR Magnetic Paint THOROUGHLY before use to distribute these metal particles
evenly. DO NOT DILUTE Magnetic Paint or mix it with any other paint or
water.
For best results use Magnetic Paint at room temperature indoors. If you
want to be able to remove Magnetic Paint at a later date, paper over the
surface first. For best possible results use on a smooth surface.
Prepare the surface to be painted as you would for any other paint. An
irregular or highly porous surface will not produce the desired result.
Always treat a wooden door with a primer first to enable Magnetic Paint
wall paint to adhere properly. Use a mohair roller to apply Magnetic Paint
to a wall. Do not spray. Allow Magnetic Paint to dry for at least 3-4
hours before applying another coat. One litre of paint will cover more
than 2-2.5 m2. Test Magnetic Paint on a small area of the surface to be
treated first. Decide whether two or three coats will be sufficient for
your magnets. The effect of Magnetic Paint depends on the thickness of
the coats applied and the size and strength of the magnets; more coats
strengthen the magnetism; weak magnets will not work properly. Do not
use heavy magnets. Two to three coats of Magnetic Paint will be sufficient
for standard flexible “fridge” magnets.
Overpaint Magnetic Paint with whatever colour of paint you want or finish
with (a thin) wallpaper. Remove any spills immediately with a damp cloth.
Keep free from frost. Seal tin after use.
Tools:
Magnetic Paint can be applied with a mohair roller or brush. Clean tools
with soap and water after use.
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