Master MagneticsFlexible Magnetic Sheet - Non-Adhesive Magnet - Ideal for Car Signs - Strong DIY Magnets for Fridge, Dry Erase Board, Crafting - 24.5" L x 12" W - White Vinyl Front - 1-Pack

Great

Really was surprised at the thickness,great quality

My wife drives for the USPS and her door was getting dinged and scratched from opening mailbox doors. I read a lot of reviews that said these magnet sheets don't stick well. I made a template to fit around the door handle and cut it with a razor blade. The door on her van has some ridges in it, but the magnet formed to the shape and has been staying put. It also stuck to our refrigerator door before I put it on the van. I wonder if some of the bad reviews are from people trying to stick it to an aluminum panel or some other non-ferrous material. My truck has an aluminum hood, and I think Jeep Wranglers have aluminum doors now.

Magnet cut nicely, used a Cricut Maker 3 and deep material blade. Did have raised edges after cutting. Magnet strength is a little weak for staying in place on a car. Letters move around some but overall works fine.

Good item

Does not have strong enough magnetism for steel grate. Bought to block AC flow in an older home. It may work in other applications but not this one. Headed to Lowes for a solution

I have used magnetic sheeting before when I worked in a sign shop. But this stuff is not quite as good. It comes rolled up in a small tube. Once removed, the magnetic sheeting stays rolled up in this shape with no chance of coaxing it into a flat shape. If you try to flatten it, it will crack in areas as magnetic sheeting is brittle by nature, but this stuff is more brittle than other sheeting I have used in the past. If you put weight on top of it for a day or two, it will roll back up again. This sheeting will not stick to anything until you can get it back to a flat shape! I was very disappointed with it at first because of the issue of it being tightly rolled up just to make it smaller for shipping.I then found a solution was to use a heat gun to flatten it. I laid it on top of a steel surface so that it would have something to help it magnetically stick down to and so the heat gun would not ruin any other laminate or wood surfaces. I then ran the heat gun over it several times until the sheeting became warm, started to flatten some, and became more pliable. I then worked my hands over those parts helping it flatten out. Once I got it flat all the way, I let it cool for 15 minutes. This worked perfectly and now I have a flat, usable product. If you don't have a heat gun handy, then a hair dryer might also work since a hair dryer is just a low powered version of a heat gun.I took one star off for the roll problem, and another star off for it not being as magnetic as it should be.

I originally ordered this to put on the side of my craft storage dream box craft to hang things from. I never got around to putting it up and one day I was in my craft studio freezing because of a wall vent blowing freezing air directly behind me. I realized I could easily cut this to size and put it directly over the vent to keep the cold air from blowing on me. (I wish I had thought of this sooner because a while back I had actually purchased magnetic vent covers that were identical to this material.. they just came pre-cut/sized to wall vent sizes. They were expensive for a two pack. The roll you get with this is enough to probably cover ever single wall vent in my house if I wanted to! It’s very thick and very durable. The magnet is pretty decent also. Great product.