Is there any material anyone knows of that is thin and durable like dibond, but is made of metal instead of aluminum so that a magnet will stick to it?
Any help would be appreciated. I "need" this material if there is such a thing!
Thanks T
Posted by Graham Parsons (Member # 1129) on :
We have used sheets of the metal they use to make heating ductwork out of - though you do need to paint or cover in vinyl. Nowhere near as rigid as Dibond, though.
Posted by Laura Butler (Member # 1830) on :
I can buy steel in 4x8 or 4x10 sheets at my local metal suppplier.
Maybe you have someone like this that is close.
Posted by Pete Payne (Member # 344) on :
magnetic paint is also available, some with the magnetic finely ground and put in the paint so you could hang a piece of paper with a bottle cap, and some with iron filings in the paint so you would need a magnet to hang things. Either way you can paint whtever you want and use it for a magnet board, forget the substrate, just paint the wall!
Posted by Laurie Goretski (Member # 3821) on :
We have a project that needs exactly what you are explaining, Pete. We have to do an interior donor wall display with a few hundred donor names that the clients want magnetic; so they can move them around. Vehicle magnetic sheeting can be laser lettered (we did a sample). We just need it to stick to an HDU panel. i was going to attach a panel if steel to the surface of the HDU on the donor spots, but magnetic paint sounds much better! Could you please find me a name or do you carry it?