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a)I'm creating a product I want to be somewhat elastic and bendable but still a little firm. b)l need to attach a magnet sphere to this bendable part. What material do you think will be best for this product? Rubber? Silicone? C) If so what type and what grade of material used D) And how will the magnet be attached? Adhesive or can rubber adhere to a magnetic sphere?

a)I'm creating a product I want to be somewhat elastic and bendable but still a little firm. b)l need to attach a magnet sphere to this bendable part. What material do you think will be best for this product? Rubber? Silicone? C) If so what type and what grade of material used D) And how will the magnet be attached? Adhesive or can rubber adhere to a magnetic sphere?

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a)I'm creating a product I want to be somewhat elastic and bendable but still a little firm. b)l need to attach a magnet sphere to this bendable part. What material do you think will be best for this product? Rubber? Silicone? C) If so what type and what grade of material used D) And how will the magnet be attached? Adhesive or can rubber adhere to a magnetic sphere?
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