Magnetic Paint

Magnetic paint contains iron to magnetize objects. Combined with blackboard paint, it creates a multifunctional wall.

Magnetic paint under a layer of classic paint for a secret magnetized wall. 3-4 coats are needed for good magnetization.

Pitfall: a single layer of magnetic paint that magnetizes nothing. At least 3-4 coats are needed for magnets to hold.

You can hang all sorts of magnetic objects on a surface painted with magnetic paint, such as photos, notes, small pictures, or decorative magnets. This creates a very practical and customizable multifunctional wall.

No, magnetic paint must be applied to a smooth, prepared surface. It is not suitable for glossy or textured paints. It is recommended to use an appropriate primer before applying magnetic paint to optimize the adhesion of objects.

To obtain a high-performance magnetic surface, it is generally recommended to apply 2 to 3 coats of magnetic paint. This creates a sufficient thickness of iron particles to effectively magnetize objects. Carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions for optimal application.

Yes, magnetic paint has a slightly more satin and textured appearance than classic paints. This can slightly change the final look of the wall, especially if applied over a solid color. You can test the effect on a small area before painting the entire wall.

No, it is not recommended to apply magnetic paint on wallpaper. The surface would not be smooth and stable enough for magnetic objects to adhere well. It is better to apply magnetic paint on a smooth, prepared wall, without prior covering.