Magna Visual 1/2" Width x 50 Foot Magnetic Adhesive Tape Roll

The magnets aren't that strong, but they will serve their purpose. The adhesive holds well except in wet environments. I recommend them based on cost alone.

The roll of ferrite rubber tape arrived in industrial cardboard packaging and was not as magnetic as I had hoped, so I returned it and was given credit minus a restocking fee, which was fair. I solved my problem by gluing tiny, neodymium magnets ( Buckyballs - Original Edition ) to the back of the heavy object with superglue and that did the job. You get 216 Buckballs in the set, so you get a lot of magnetic sticking power. I recommend the Buckyballs rather than the Buckycubes.

We use magnetic tape to adhere plastic plaques to a steel wall. Many of the products out there have cheap adhesive that separates over time and the plaques fall off. In contrast, the adhesive on these magnetic strips have good staying power. The plaques applied with this magnetic tape have been up for a full year with no problems.

I got this to hold some PVC trim and used 3 feet on 3.5 foot strip. Wouldn't hold it at all. Magnet is pretty week. If you are holding something very light or the trim can rest on a counter in my case it is okay. I ended up using the 3M outdoor double stick tape.

Great for my whiteboard projects!

There are two types of this tape- the kind that you can use erasable marker, and the kind that is glossy. Glossy was sent to us last time and is almost useless. It sticks well.

Not strong enough to pick up a copper penny. Don't waste your money.