Help, I need a metal plate (that will attract magnets).

[Waldo]

I need something to stick magnets to. Has to be thin, and just a bit bigger than A5 (or be easy to cut down to size). Maybe a thin steel plate, or, something like that?

 

Any alternatives to a steel plate?

[ricgem2002]

drive around one of the amey roadwork sites and accidently let one of the road signs fall into the boot of your car/van

[Waldo]

That would be stealing. Also, too big, I need something just a little bigger than A5, also, it needs to not be dirty or rusty etc. Something clean, maybe coated in paint, not jagged edges etc.

[Blackbeard]

Could this help? If so give them a bell, they are in Sheffield.

http://www.eclipsemagnetics.com/row/magnetic-materials-flexible-magnets-rubber/

[RootsBooster]

I need something to stick magnets to. Has to be thin, and just a bit bigger than A5 (or be easy to cut down to size). Maybe a thin steel plate, or, something like that?

 

Any alternatives to a steel plate?

 

Bargain Buys (Drakehouse and also Meadowhall retail park) sell white enamelled steel magnetic drywipe boards for a pound or so. They're A4 so would be big enough.

[lottiecass]

drive around one of the amey roadwork sites and accidently let one of the road signs fall into the boot of your car/van

 

Most signs are alli or plastic now,so no knock off.Go to a steel stock place,it will be cheap for a bit that size.

[Waldo]

Thanks Blackbeard. Not sure magets would stick to something that's magmetic, as well as they'd stick to steel?

 

RootsBooster, the magnetic dryboard sounds great. Thanks.

[max]

How about a tin can, flattened out with the edges filed down?

[*Belle*]

Depends what you want to use it for. A biscuit tin lid?

[I1L2T3]

Cut the front off your fridge. Zero cost.