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Chancetragedy wrote:
Green stuff around the area and glue the magnet to green stuff and the green stuff goths base. I've had this problem before, you don't have enough surface area or whatever to hold a rare earth magnet to something flat like that.


I have tons of mini's magnitzed, and this is pretty much how I do it - (or actually, I use apoxie sculpt, cheaper and dries hard) - I bead up the putty, put it in the base, and push it flush on the magnet.

Works great.

My display board (and painting boards, and some storage trays) are all sheet metal, and this works wonders keeping them stable.
I use rare earth magnets, which I buy in bulk from k&j magnetics.

best of luck!
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