would I be able to glue a metal pin to something laminated
1428048
No, regretfully as good as it is for Wood, paper or fabric, this won't work for metal. In that case I would suggest a cyanoacrylate kind adhesive.
1428049
It wont hold those use E6000 Hobby Lobby Michaels or Amazon! It also wrinkles my scrapbook paper. I alter items with everything and metal. I glued 3 quart mason jars together with E6000 4 months ago and have moved it many times dusting still holding! Replace cap promptly.
1428050
If the metal pin is light you could use this. But if it's something heavy is better crazy glue.
1735481
I did exactly the same with a metal pin. BD headquarter ran out of the metal pin this summer and I got a free one from my BD local center.
104887
I would think so, depending on what you're trying to glue them to, but I haven't tried it. The magnets are really strong. I would definitely test it on one first to make sure the magnet doesn't pull away from the hot glue when it's stuck on a metal surface. I used the craft glue because I wanted to make sure they were really hard to pull off since they're on magnets for kids to play with.
644891
Probably. It was very sticky. I put it on a metal shelf which I think would more difficult to adhere to than wood.
140428
Absolutely....Just make sure a drill bit designed to drill metal is being used.
56978
Perhaps, the kit includes a steel plate with a hole in it. This can be screwed to something else. It may need an adapter to fit your specific application. The lazor has a magnetic mount that will stick to any ferrous object. I have used it to true up my ceiling joists.
2197040
Better ask the manufacturer. It may depending on how thick and how soft the metal is. As I understand it, laminate flooring has a thin layer of aluminum on it.
223328
You can use a construction glure to stick the metal track, in my case I attached the metal track with some 2" screws
1687839
I think if you replace the adhesive with a really good double stick tape, it MAY be possible. We actually used ours for a membership drive "promotion" and used business cards on the magnets. We are going to try to reuse them next year. One thing - they really hold well and save your clothing from the pin picking!
1658031
I don't think so -- it's Contact paper with an adhesive backing which I doubt will stick to a metal toolbox.
2205674
I'm not sure what you mean by laminated. But it's shiny, yes. I'm not positive you could use it to for outdoor labeling. Perhaps if the label is not in the elements it would be fine.
1460118
Yes this is possible, I can give you a 3"X3" self adhesive engraved plate. I would send you a proof of the work scaled to size of the plate for you to review and approve prior to engraving.
539001
I tried scoring a laminated sheet, but it was very weak. Unless your lamination film is very thin, it will not work.
621334
Yes, you probably can but the adhesive may not last with the twist unless you add something like crazy glue to it.
1862302
That's a strong possibility. You can always try it and if it fails you can try some 3M double sided adhesive tape. Good Luck.
1527961
I would say maybe but the pins would likely stick to the area where the magnetic is.
639036
This is a metallic topped paper. The silver is bonded to white paper backing. I don't see how it would work with a laminator.