Versa-Tin Brand - Flexible Magnetic Sheet - (.060" Thick) - Create Magnetic Spice Storage Create a Magnetic Spice Rack Use with Non-Magnetic Spice Tins Peel and Stick Paper Backing 62 mil thickness -- stronger magnet than craft store magnet which is usually .030" thick. Cut to Size with Regular Scissors Most craft store flexible magnetic material is 30 mils thick. Flexible magnetic material increases strength with increased thickness Versa-Tin brand tested its Flexible Magnetic Sheets to securely hold all sizes of the non-magnetic spice tins in its line of products. A 16 oz Applause Spice Tin filled with granulated sugar weighs about 1 pound. Versa-Tin Flexible Magnetic Sheets securely hold that weight Regular scissors Utility knife and metal ruler or T-square The sheet made of iron powder mixed with a polymer is stiff and can crack if unrolled when cold Bring it to Room Temperature <span class="a-text-bold">DO NOT UNROLL IT! </span>Read below before continuing Before unrolling it, WARM IT UP <ul class="a-unordered-list a-vertical"> If the weather is warm, you can set it out in a sunny spot Use a hairdryer for 5-10 minutes to warm it While it is warm, SPREAD IT OUT, DARK SIDE DOWN, on a towel or carpeted floor and encourage it to flatten out. Apply more heat with hair dryer as necessary Measure the space where you want the Sheet to go. If it needs cutting consider the following tools <ul class="a-unordered-list a-vertical"> Regular Scissors will work, but getting a clean edge will be easier with a T-Square with a utility knife. Press down on the T-Square while cutting to ensure it doesn&#039;t shift as the knife slides down the edge of the T-Square Lay the Flexible Sheet onto the mounting space (before removing the paper backing) to be sure youve cut it to the right size Peel back the paper backing. Some people find it easier to just peel a little back at a time, pressing the sheet as you go. After the sheet is in the proper place, apply pressure. Pressure is what encourages the adhesive to migrate to the mounting surface. Consider the following tools for applying pressure <ul class="a-unordered-list a-vertical"> A rolling pin A J-Tool (found at hardware stores, normally used for applying laminate) A soup can (or other can without ridges on the top or bottom) Even your hand can apply some pressure Allow to cure (migrate) 24 hours