ProfessionalMagnetic Paint Application

Magnetic walls are a sleek, modern way to display notes, artwork, or memos without a single hole. We apply multiple coats of magnetic primer to create the strongest magnetic surface possible, then topcoat it with whatever color you want.

Also known as: magnetic paint, magnetic wall paint, magnetic primer, magnetic paint application, magnetic wall, magnetic paint wall, magntic paint application

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What you get

What’s included

Sand and prime the target wall section before application
Apply three or more coats of magnetic primer for maximum magnetic strength
Stir magnetic primer thoroughly between coats to keep particles suspended
Allow each coat to dry before the next
Apply decorative topcoat in any color after the magnetic primer cures
Test magnet hold before finishing the job

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How it works

Prep and base coat

We sand the wall smooth and apply a standard adhesion primer so the heavy magnetic primer has a solid base to grip.

Apply magnetic primer coats

We apply at least three coats of magnetic primer, stirring thoroughly between coats, and test magnet strength before deciding if another coat is needed.

Topcoat with chosen color

Once the magnetic primer has cured, we apply the decorative topcoat in your chosen color, leaving you with a functional and attractive wall.

We can help

Problems we fix

Weak magnetic pull from only one coat of primer — multiple coats are essential for holding power
Inconsistent primer application from not stirring enough, causing the magnetic particles to settle
Magnets holding poorly because the topcoat applied was too thick, reducing the effective magnetic pull
Rough surface texture from magnetic primer requiring sanding between coats to smooth out

Good to know

Magnetic Paint Application — FAQ

How strong is a magnetic paint wall?

Strong enough to hold lightweight papers and small magnets with a good-quality neodymium magnet. It won't hold heavy objects like steel tools. For the best hold, we apply at least three coats of primer.