magnet paint
- Matt acrylic dispersion
- Contains metal pigments
- For interior use
- Dark grey
- Water-based
- Fast drying
- Good adhesion properties
- Can be painted and wallpapered over
- Good magnetic effect
Technical information
Application recommendations:
- Stir well and apply a test coat
First smooth uneven surfaces with a suitable filler - Highly absorbent substrates should be primed
On absorbent substrates
- on walls (smooth plaster, plasterboard, concrete)
- on wood
On smooth substrates
If papers are to be attached, we recommend neodymium magnets. Depending on the size of the magnetic surface, sheets of different sizes and weights can be attached.
- on painted and coated surfaces
- on metal on plastic
If papers are to be attached, we recommend neodymium magnets. Depending on the size of the magnetic surface, sheets of different sizes and weights can be attached.
Application:
- Application with a brush with plastic bristles or short-pile varnish roller, can be smoothed with a spatula
- Prepared ready for use
- Clean tools with soap and water
- Coverage approx. 10m²/l per coat; to achieve a sufficiently magnetic layer, three coats of at least 100ml/m² each should be applied
- Object and circulating air temperature between +15 and +25°C
On absorbent substrates
Preparation: Smooth the substrate with a suitable filler, prime with a deep penetrating primer if it is highly absorbent. The substrate must be clean, grease-free and sound. magnet paint: Three coats for strong magnetic force, allow to dry for at least 4-6 hours between coats. Test the pulling force of the magnets after each dried coat.
Top coat: 4-6 coats of magnet paint can be painted over with the desired colour or a thin wallpaper can be applied. The magnetic effect is slightly reduced if the magnet paint is painted over 1-2 times.
Preparation: Smooth the substrate with a suitable filler, prime with a deep penetrating primer if it is highly absorbent. The substrate must be clean, grease-free and sound. magnet paint: Three coats for strong magnetic force, allow to dry for at least 4-6 hours between coats. Test the pulling force of the magnets after each dried coat.
Top coat: 4-6 coats of magnet paint can be painted over with the desired colour or a thin wallpaper can be applied. The magnetic effect is slightly reduced if the magnet paint is painted over 1-2 times.
On smooth surfaces
Preparation: The surface must be free of grease and sound. Remove flaking and cracked old paint. For very smooth substrates, matt lightly with sandpaper. Improve adhesion with a thin layer of primer. To Bond or To Block (for metals) are suitable here.
magnet paint: Three coats for strong magnetic force, allow to dry for at least 4-6 hours between coats. Test the pulling force of the magnets after each dried coat.
Top coat: 4-6 coats of magnet paint can be painted over with the desired colour or a thin wallpaper can be applied. The magnetic effect is slightly reduced if the magnet paint is painted over 1-2 times.
Preparation: The surface must be free of grease and sound. Remove flaking and cracked old paint. For very smooth substrates, matt lightly with sandpaper. Improve adhesion with a thin layer of primer. To Bond or To Block (for metals) are suitable here.
magnet paint: Three coats for strong magnetic force, allow to dry for at least 4-6 hours between coats. Test the pulling force of the magnets after each dried coat.
Top coat: 4-6 coats of magnet paint can be painted over with the desired colour or a thin wallpaper can be applied. The magnetic effect is slightly reduced if the magnet paint is painted over 1-2 times.