Old 09-16-2013, 01:39 AM
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JBeamer
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Originally Posted by Christine- View Post
Yes, the magnetic paint works really well. The one I use is Rustoleum magnetic primer, it's 3 x's stronger than it used to be. I used it on the inside of my spice cupboard door. After I put the magnetic paint on the inside of the door, I let it dry 2 days and then put a coat of original paint over the magnetic paint. It doesn't even look like it's magnetic. I use the tins that have magnetics on the bottom for different spices, colored sugar and such.

After googling different ideas I was unable to find something that would hold spools of thread or bobbins... so I'm rethinking the plastic spool pin thingee that was on the door in the first place. I can still use that, and add magnetic bins or something underneath it.

I finished installing the innards of the 'new' cabinet today, it didn't come with any so I took the metal contraption out of the old cabinet. It works beautifully!
You could glue a steel washer to the bottom of the stool of thread making sure you don't cover the center hole. Then they would stick to the magnetic paint part.
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