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Question: Are these suitable for refrigerator glass bead magnets, or will it be too strong for the adhesive?
Document: I needed decorative magnets for my refrigerator. I was not able to find what I wanted when shopping at near-by retailers. So ... I browsed on Amazon and saw several colorful refrigerator magnet sets which seemed suitable for my needs. I almost overlooked the Neodymium Magnets, because I wanted color.
I super-glued four of these magnets to the back of the frame, and they are more than strong enough to hold up a frame complete with glass. That's pretty impressive.
These are great little magnets, they are very small, but also very strong. I have used these to make decorative refrigerator magnets.
These are very tiny but strong magnets. They work well on the refrigerator, but try to avoid dropping them as they can be hard to locate if they stick to something.
Great, powerful magnets. They are very small so may not be good for say, the refrigerator. But they were prefect for the application that i needed them for. Very strong for the size.
Great product. Very very strong small magnets. Gets the job done. I use it to post stuff on my refrigerator.
These are very strong magnets. They are extremely tiny, just so you know. I love the silver color they look great in my refrigerator and match my kitchen. There are more than enough. Great price.
I have been looking for magnets for quite some time to no avail. These are perfect! The magnets are small enough so they are not obvious on the photos for my refrigerator and they are very strong. I wish I had ordered more.
These make some really good refrigerator magnets.Strong enough to hold several of the heavier things, like calendars, to the fridge but small enough to where you barely notice they're there.
I bought these magnets to do some homemade physic projects. They work great to make a homopolar motor and other projects like that. The magnets are strong and work very well. They can also be used in other applications like holding picture to the refrigerator.
Answer: I guess it would depend on the size of the adhesive blob and the type of adhesive.  They are rather strong magnets for their size.  Surprizingly so...  Easier to slide them to the edge of the surface than to pull them straight off.  The instructions for use actually warn that if the magnet(s) are allowed to slap together or slap the surface they are attracted to that they will chip.  If the glass bead had a flat surface for the adhesive to bond to, the magnet would have a better chance of staying attached due to the nature of surface adheasion.   Similar to the concept of being able to hold two pieces of flat glass together with just pain water. These magnets are quite small, about the diameter of a pencil eraser.  I hope that I've answered your question.