Rated 5 out of 5 by wide format from MaxMetal Element works well

Rated 5 out of 5 by Adam's Signs Texas from Maxmetal Steel Just what the Doctor ordered. I had a job that the customer needed to change the date every month on 5 -18"x24" HOA meeting signs and being able to put Magnet numbers on is a great option. This was my 1st time using This Maxmetal Element Steel and cutting it on my Stomp Sheer worked well but you do have to jump hard to go through it. I think next time I'll put a Steel cutting blade in my panel saw.

Rated 5 out of 5 by melisch from What an awesome product! This is perfect for interchangeable magnets, huge sign, excellent product.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Ace Graphix from Another great MAX-metal product! This was my first time using the MAX-metal steel. I was impressed with the weight. My client wanted a sign that was interactive with the customers and personalized to their business. So a magnetic board that promoted the business and allowed customers to share their experience was a perfect fit.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Maureen from Great for dry erase magnetic boards. Great product for dry erase magnetic boards if you have the capacity to cut or use a full board. Grimco Chicago area will not cut the steel MaxMetal.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Spider from Great Magnet Board Material We used to buy 22-gauge galvanized sheet metal for our magnetic boards. But since we don't have a metal shear in the shop, we were forced to buy from a local metal fabricator. That was expensive and inconvenient for us and the fabricator. But with MaxMetal Element, we get a much better product that's more rigid, lighter and easily cut with our CNC router. We're converting all our customers over to MaxMetal Element for this use.

Rated 4 out of 5 by CharlesW from Metal mend The material is easy to use and performs as promised.

Rated 4 out of 5 by FS HSV from Not suitable for Routing It's a good material but I needed to get it routed to a specific size and shape, and I could not find anyone that would route it. Since it has steel, the routers need a special bit and we could not use the bit that is used on regular max metals.