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Compare Magnetic Strength

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What happens here

The demonstrator shows a conventional magnet, including a neodymium magnet, barely adhering to the surface treated with magnetic primer. In contrast, a specialized magnetic plate designed for the 'Hooked on Paint' system snaps onto the surface with a strong, audible click and holds firmly.

Goal: The magnetic holding power of the 'Hooked on Paint' system is compared to conventional magnets on a treated surface, highlighting its superior strength.

Tools and materials

  • Conventional Magnet
  • Hooked on Paint Magnetic Plate
  • Magnetic Wall Surface (Sample)
  • Neodymium Magnet

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Hooked on Paint, we're literally changing the physics, the fundamentals. We have a whole new magnetic decoration system for wall decor, and it's using magnetic or ferrris primer. The problem with magnetic paint in the past is all you've had to work with is a conventional magnet. These are neodymium, but they're still very weak. I can move it around with my little finger. That is like you were showing me that and that's really I thought this so interesting on this particular magnet

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