GAUDER A+B Magnetic Tape I Magnetic Strips with Adhesive Backing for Fly Screen & More | Magnetic Tape Roll (10 ft + 10 ft)

I have a 12x14 screened gazebo and the 7 foot long zipper to get in and out was not very convenient. I learned of the A & B magnet strips and thought I would give it a try. I thought I could put the strips on while hanging. Even though it's easy to use, it was much easier to lay it flat.Straightening the strips is crucial and best if layed out on a hot day as the heat help them uncurl. Plan on using the strips the same day because the unrollingprocess makes the cover of the adhesive crack and separate.. if it gets dist and dirt on the adhesive, it won't hold if at all.. The adhesion is so far pretty good. I have the majority of the adhesive on the material of the zipper, some on the screen. It may need a bead of hot glue later.Update: The adhesive on one strip has already failed. It may have worked for a month. I mentioned hot glue before but that would damage or ruin the screens. I'll try some gorilla glue double sided tape.The Clear Gorilla Glue Tape has worked perfectly! I highly recommend using it with the magnet strips. I originally did one section but now have done all 4. Should have done it sooner!

Used this to seal thermal curtains in a hallway to an unheated part of house. The adhesive took a while to adhere to the fabric (a few days before the strips would pull apart as opposed to pulling off the fabric.) I ended up having to leave a small (6") gap in the run to be able to open the curtains from one side. The other side, one could push through with ease. Seals the opening well, but takes a little effort to get the curtains close enough for the magnets to attract.

I bought this to hold a piece of acrylic as a display case door. Much better than drilling holes for hinges. I made sure to clean all surfaces before applying the magnetic tape, and so far so good. Seems to be holding the acrylic panel just fine! This tape is much skinnier than I originally thought (I would say about 1/4 of an inch) and could be more beneficial if a little larger. Magnetism is great so long as the A and B sides are flat against each other. Any bumps or having the tape slightly off pretty much renders the magnetism useless.

Magnetic pull was almost non existent and when I contacted manufacturer they said OH not my problem

The two halves barely stick to each other. Maybe that's just the nature of this kind of tape? I had a drawer that kept coming open by itself. I thought I would put a bit of this tape on each side to hold it shut. Nope. I ended up having to put tape around the whole drawer (about 20 inches) and it barely stays shut.

This has been used almost 2 yrs ago now to patch edge of screen door curtain edge. Sun and weather was causing edges to split and lose the magnets that hold them closed. Gave the curtain another 2-3 yrs of use

Internet searching didn't precisely tell me what the polarization pattern for "A+B" magnetic strips are. After trying this tape out, it seems that each tape uses a Halbach array, such that the side with the adhesive has very little magnetic field, while the exposed side has a NSNSN pattern for one type of tape letter and a SNSNS pattern on the other type of tape letter. Thus, when the two opposite types of tape face each other, they want to line up exactly (such that each N matches with the other tapes S), so they "snap" into perfect alignment.

I'm actually having an issue with this. I bought this to specifically use for light weight sensor lights for inside the pantry. But they r falling down. So I had to buy double sided tape to use on the magnetic tape to see if I can reattach them to the inside of the pantry. If u have any suggestions please reach out to me. Thank you sooo much.