Magnetic Sheets with Adhesive Backing, 8" x 10", 6 Pack Flexible Strong Magnet Sheets, Fridge Magnet DIY, Cuttable Magnets Paper Sheets, Peel and Stick Magnets for Photos, Crafts Die Storage

They don't not work, but I bought them to hold miniatures with little smarty size magnets under their base to the bottom of a storage container. They didn't really stick. And another brand I bought did so very well.

Magnetizes well and blocks the air flow.

I put a single piece of copy paper on the sticky side of the magnetic sheet. It is unable to hold a 1" round magnet, this makes it useless for our purposes. I cannot imagine what it could be used for since it is so weak.

Used for holding thinker dies. Easy to cut to size and adhesive backing makes easy to apply to cardboard so dies are even more surcure.

Very weak magnetically and the glue wasn't that strong

Pesa y nisiquiera tiene fuerza para quedarse pegado en la refri, creo que es una estafa para los incautos, la calidad es de lo peor

I've used magnet sheets for a few different purposes, but what I use them most for is to store my many sets of metal dies (used for die-cutting different shapes, for card-making). I usually get dies as part of a set, which includes rubber/photopolymer stamps, and coordinating dies. The dies come on a thin, white sheet of cardboard, with the dies attached by a strip of very strong double sided tape. This doesn't work well, because the act of prying them off the tape can bend and disfigure the dies, and it's a total pain to keep placing them back on the tape, and prying them off again. So, the first thing I do with a new set is pull them all off the taped surface, then cut a piece of magnet sheet to hold them all. Depending on the size of the die set, I use magnet sheets as small as 3" x 3", to as large as 7" x 7"; and every size in between. Most sets fit well on a 4" x 6", or 5" x 7" sheet. It's great to have 8" x 10" sheets, knowing I can cut them to any size and shape I need. These sheets smelled pretty strongly, straight out of the vacuum packed plastic bag. But a few minutes of room air was enough to dispel the chemical odor. The sheets cut well, adhere easily to a backing sheet (I use leftover pieces of the thin cardboard that comes in every package of scrapbook paper I get), and hold the dies in place beautifully. I placed the set shown in the photo, then shook it pretty vigorously, to ensure they weren't going to be falling off. The stuck to the magnet sheet, but I was able to pick up the individual dies with no problem. Magnet sheets can also be used to make fridge magnets, used full size to put up a monthly calendar on the fridge or other metal surface, etc. These magnet sheets do what magnet sheets are supposed to do! Great product.

Bought this to make a magnet for my husbands tool box for fathers day. Is absolutely not magnetic. Wont even hold a small bold. Wont even stick to fridge or tool box. Very dissatisfied