Magnetic paint L

2,5 litre magnetic wall paint, grey, for an area of 5–7,5 m²

Attribute name	Attribute value
Item number	M-MP-2500
Unit of Sale	1 piece
Brand:	DUPLI-COLOR

Price and rebate
	1 pc.	102,38 EUR ea. (40,95EUR/litre)
from	3 pcs.	93,60 EUR ea. (37,44EUR/litre)
from	10 pcs.	85,75 EUR ea. (34,30EUR/litre)
from	20 pcs.	81,93 EUR ea. (32,77EUR/litre)
from	40 pcs.	78,56 EUR ea. (31,42EUR/litre)
incl. VAT plus shipping

Description

This grey magnetic paint by DUPLI-COLOR is a big hit! It transforms almost any surface into a magnetic base for magnets, in a child’s room, the kitchen, in the hallway, conference room or at school. Be it an actual wall or part of it, a door or a piece of furniture; an integrated magnetic wall is a very convenient feature.

Please keep the following in mind before you start painting: For optimal results, the painting surface must be as smooth as possible and completely dry. Very porous surfaces should be pretreated with dispersion primer. In contrast, smooth lacquer-coated surfaces need to be sanded so the magnetic paint will adhere. Thoroughly stir the paint before you start painting to disperse the iron pigments evenly in the paint. You can find additional information in the technical data sheet and the material safety data sheet

Characteristics of DUPLI-COLOR magnetic paint

Premium ferrous acrylate dispersion
2,5 litres of paint are enough for 2 coats covering a surface area of 5-7,5 m²
100% free of harmful heavy metals
Only suitable for indoor applications. Avoid areas with high humidity (i.e. bathrooms) or else the iron particles will rust.
Can be covered with emulsion paint or a lightweight wallpaper after 6 hours.
Drying time is dependent on ambient temperature, humidity as well as the thickness of the applied paint layer, there are no hard and fast rules about how long it will take. At the latest, the paint will be completely dry after 2 weeks.
Can be combined with whiteboard paint or chalkboard paint. However, allow the magnetic paint to dry for about 2 weeks beforehand to avoid unwanted surface textures.

Please note

In order for magnets to stick, you have to apply at least 2-3 coats of magnetic paint. If you want to apply more than two coats of magnetic paint, you will need an additional can of paint. Allow each coat to dry for 3-4 hours. Please refer to the technical data sheet (PDF) for more information on the use of magnetic paint.
Keep in mind, not every magnet will adhere to magnetic paint. You can find a list of suitable magnets in our FAQ Which magnets do I use on magnetic paint?.

Technical data

Attribute name	Attribute value
Article ID	M-MP-2500
EAN	4048500208973
Brand	DUPLI-COLOR
Colour	Grey
Yield	7,5 m² (two coats)
Made in	Switzerland
Design	Magnetic paint
Weight	6 kg

Product Safety Information

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Additional features and tips

Magnets for magnetic paint
Not all magnets are equally suitable for use on magnetic paint. Common ferrite magnets, for instance, practically don't cling at all to magnetic paint.

Many suitable magnets are linked under "recommended accessories." For more information please review our extensive FAQ: Which magnets can I use for magnetic paint?

With a piece of magnetic adhesive tape from the dispenser, a postcard or picture can be attached to magnetic paint in no time.

Another interesting idea is the use of our self-adhesive magnetic sheet. Simply attach a picture to the self-adhesive side, then cut it to the desired size with scissors or a cutter. The result is a photo or sign that can be placed where needed.

Perfect for trade shows, meetings, family trees, demo walls, etc.

For lighter objects you can also use a piece of magnetic adhesive tape (or several strips of it).

When we renovated our offices, we had a 4 x 1,5 metre section of our wall painted with magnetic paint. We then made it stand out by painting over it with a slightly darker shade of grey.

The result was a beautiful, humongous and cheap message board.

One of our clients used magnetic paint to create this vertical road in the kids' room. You can find more information on that in her project description.
The model cars can now "drive" up the wall.

The use in the kids' room is unproblematic, because the magnetic paint meets the requirements of the DIN EN 71-3 "safety of toys" norm.

If you combine chalkboard paint with magnetic paint there is no limit to your creativity: Use magnets on the same surface you write on with chalk. The chalkboard paint is available in black and green and covers the grey magnetic paint well.

There are no limits to your ideas when you coat magnetic paint with white whiteboard paint: Use magnets on the same surface where you draw or write. The whiteboard paint in "white" covers the grey magnetic paint well (result shown in the photo).