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Old 03-03-2018, 04:30 PM   #1  
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Default My misti corner magnets

the strangest thing- my magnets came out of one of my misti corners. Can you glue them back in or will that throw the precision off
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I've had several of my magnets come out and haven't found any glue that will permanently keep them in place. I gave up. Will be interested to see other responses.
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I haven’t done it myself but this might help - It suggests to sand them a bit first: Aussie Magnets :: Using Glue with Magnets
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All six of mine are loose. I've considered putting a strip of tape across the TOP of the magnet and plastic, and making sure that is always facing up.
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Mine are out too. The tape thing could work. I haven’t had much luck with glues. I try to remember to use them open side up and keep them away from other magnets but other than that I just keep popping them back in.
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Several months ago when a few magnets fell out, I used Ranger Multi Medium Matte adhesive and it worked perfectly. I do use these corners a lot!
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You could also try using E6000 to glue the magnets back in. I've used it for heavy-duty repairs on metal and ceramics, and I use it for making jewelry. It's super strong, but you really have to let it set up for a good 24 hours (more if possible). If you're sensitive to smell, this might not be a good glue for you, but I don't have issues with it. Use it in a well-ventilated area.
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