Magpaint Magnetic paint

The idea is quite simple: You mix iron dust into a wall paint, allowing you to attach magnets anywhere on the painted area. Since it serves as a primer, you can choose any shape or color for the top coat. This way, you can turn your kitchen into a banana-shaped information board or give your child's room an invisible magnet board hidden behind white wall paint. If the walls aren’t enough, you can also use the system on doors, windows, and plastic surfaces – essentially on just about anything (in some cases, using an additional primer is recommended).

What does it do? A whole lot of things. It makes any surface "magnetic." You can pin your sketches or photos anywhere using magnets without ruining the wall with tape or push pins. Your children can use it to play with magnetic figures, for magnetic board games, or to arrange magnetic letters. Your entire wall space can become a giant bulletin board. Alternatively, you can use the system to display your sneaker collection on magnetic shelves.

Tip: Make sure to use at least 0.5 liters of magnetic paint per square meter. A lower concentration will weaken the magnetic force. Apply an extra layer for stronger magnetism with neodymium magnets.