MaxField Powers Magnetic Receptive Walls

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Outside the bustle of SXSW was a wall painted with iron-filing paint primer. The owner works for Correlated Magnetic Research (CMR) and was demoing their newest consumer facing printed magnet that allows you to make any home wall magnetized.

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