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Posted on February 25, 2010.
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magnetic paint is a ferrous based paint applied to closets, school displays, art projects, photo walls, work walls, home workshop, play areas, magnetic poster wall for your office, planning board, class, the walls of text, bulletin boards and so on. It is a primer acrylic latex water-based transform walls into magnets, so you can easily stick post ids, recipes dry cleaning, bills, lists of tasks, photo frames and other wall-related products magnetic. Its dark gray paint primer that can be covered with high enamel for a smooth and beautiful. It is safe to use on children and documents which contains no lead, which makes the environment.

It is important at this stage to note that the magnetic paint additives are made from ferromagnetic particles. Iron powder is used in a specified range of particles. The final composition will consist of a carrier, a particle based magnetically permeable material, mixed with oil, paint or latex-based paint, a thickener and binder. When the paint dries, finally, magnetic objects can be kept in place by the ferromagnetic particles.

After surface preparation, it is very easy to apply magnetic paint, you'll need to apply the additive for ferrous powder paint and continue stirring the mixture to prevent heavy magnetic particles separating and s install at the bottom of the container you use. Use paint with a foam roller because it gives you a very smooth finish and very cheap. Keep stirring while you work on your surface. Once applied, let dry for 4-6 hours. Make sure to apply a few layers more to increase the magnetic force. This kind of paint is nontoxic and safe for everyone in the house.

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