Printable Magnetic Receptive w/ Adhesive, Does it Exist?

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

If you laminate clear XBase on top of your graphics, you can stack them on top of each other for storage.

The xbase clear would be permanently affixed to the structure, then the changeable parts would need to be stored.

 

[MAGHOLD]

I used to produce a ton of graphics like this for a major retailer and like you mentioned, we were having to apply full coverage adhesive to printable magnet. Not ideal to add that additional step, especially for high quantities. We did a deep dive looking for an alternative and ultimately didn’t find anything (though this was ~2 years ago so that may have changed), but we did talk to a couple of manufacturers who agreed to take on that portion of the process themselves (adding adhesive onto their existing printable magnet product) given we were hitting sizeable MOQs.

Hello NicMarKro- adhesive backed magnet for your base with interchangeable QuickMag receptive. Contact me for more info.
Thanks,
Gary-Maghold

 

[BIG EASY DOES IT]

Why not just cover the aluminum with a thin sheet of steel? Wrap the steel with whatever graphics you desire. Steel- #1 Magnetic Receptive material.

 

[FireSprint.com]

We sell the whole system printed in case you don't want to mess with it: Wholesale Printed Magnetic Receptive Material