Dry Erase White Magnetic Tape 3/4-Inch by 10-Feet Flexible Magnet Strip Write on/Wipe Off Magnet by DGQ

Magnets are a bit weak, but work fine for my application. 5s’d and labeled my drawers on the toolbox. Looks great

It does the job. I used permanent marker as I don't plan on using it repeatedly.When I did use dry erase marker and tried to erase it, remnants of the color are left -- and that was when I cleaned it off soon after I wrote on it.I would believe if Dry Erase stays on for a long while, you will still see some of the prior writing.The magnet is ok... not super strong. It does hold on the tool chest and straightening it first, does help.

works perfect

This does exactly what I had hoped it would. They cling well to a magnetically responsive surface and hold dry-erase markings like any good dry-erase board. The dry-erase also comes off cleanly. Just be sure your surface will hold magnets. If you want to use it on an aluminum surface, for example, you are going to have problems. I don’t use it to hold paper between it and the magnetic tape and the surface, but on my iron surface (I use it as scribble strips on a professional audio mixing board), I have no doubt that it would hold a sheet of paper effectively.

These fit perfect on our white sign-in board.

I don't actually use these for the dry-erase ability - I write on them with a Sharpie and use them to label toolbox drawers and other metallic objects. It works awesome for knowing what's in a drawer and being able to move around labels as you organize your toolbox. It's really convenient to be able to cut-to-length.These are a perfect height for labeling Craftsman drawers.Simple Green and some cleaning agents will fade the Sharpie and you'll have to rewrite, fyi.

It works well on magnetic surfaces and is easy to cut into smaller pieces. It is just kind of hard to get it to stay fully flat.

I'm not sure how this got such a high rating. This is so weak that it barely sticks to anything. Waste of 10 bucks. It's literally in the garbage.