You asked where to find neodymium magnets and I merely provided various sources.
You know,
@smithdean, this is the second thread you've posted to today about this problem. The other thread,
"Can't get my rear camera to mount on the plastic, keeps falling off" provided various solutions to the problem from several members, including me, along with information that should be helpful to you here. Did you bother to read them?
I would suggest going back to read some of the posts I (and others) made last August in that other thread such as
THIS post and
THIS one.
If it were me I wouldn't bother with magnets. As I described in the other thread I would use Scotch (3M)
Grey #4941 VHB instead of the black 3M VHB #5952 tape that is usually used to mount dash cams to glass. Long time experience has taught me that
Grey #4941 VHB is what you want if you are having trouble mounting a camera on textured plastic surfaces in a vehicle. Aside from superior adhesion it also removes easily without leaving any residue even after years. It is a
conformable foam tape that will work better on the textured plastic
.
I live in northern New England where cold winter temperatures are pretty extreme. Mounting a dash cam can be almost impossible in cold weather. I do my best to avoid it. The best you can do in cold weather is to try to get your vehicle into a heated garage long enough to warm it up and/or crank the heat in your car before attempting to mount the camera. Also use a hair dryer to heat up the mount and the surface before applying the tape and (firmly!) pressing the camera onto the surface. Make sure you clean the surface with ispropyl alcohol. Be sure to wait for the tape to bond before driving on bumpy roads.
I happen to use side facing Mobius cameras in my vehicle but I've used side facing cameras now for more than seven years. After experiencing many failed mounts where the cameras would fall off, especially on the bumpy mountain road I live on I learned that
properly applied Scotch (3M)
Grey #4941 VHB is the best choice. My current cameras have been securely mounted for several years without problems. (And they are "ceiling" mounted on very similar looking textured plastic to what you show in your photo.)
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You want this product - the GRAY type #4941, not the BLACK version type #5952.
@DT MI says the 30lb Black tape version of #5952 has worked well for him and you could try it but I find that stuff is difficult and messy to remove compared to the gray version and it didn't work as well for me.
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