Geocaching supplies?

[+Firehouse16]

Looking for a local place, if possible to get magnets, flexible magnet sheets, some kind of adhesive to bond to rocks. I've also seen these little neat green cases people call "decon case" but when I went to a military surplus today they had never heard of them. I did pick up some "cool" containers though (hehehehe).

 

Any help?

 

Firehouse16 & Code3

"Dave, Teresa & the 2 kids"

[+briansnat]

You can get the decon boxes from www.cheaperthandirt.com. The most powerful magnets I've seen are these but you can get the flexible adhesive ones at Home Depot, or any crafts store (Rag Shop, JC Moore, etc...).

 

Any hardware store will carry a full line of adhesives. I use epoxy or Goop to attach my magnets.

 

"You can't make a man by standing a sheep on his hind legs. But by standing a flock of sheep in that position, you can make a crowd of men" - Max Beerbohm

[FISUR]

Also check out Sissy-N-CR's Store for magnets (and other accessories).

 

Rhode Island Geocaching

[+Firehouse16]

To add to this, where does one get the cache stickers at, the one's that dientify your container as a geocache? I see they have small one's at the store at geocaching.com, but I can't find any others in different sizes.

 

Firehouse16 & Code3

"Dave, Teresa & the 2 kids"

[+Wal-Mart Man]

The store has both sizes ... look a little farther... I missed them the first time also...

 

[FISUR]

In addition to the stickers at the Groundspeak/geocaching.com store, cache stickers are also available from Skydiver.

 

Rhode Island Geocaching

[Files Family]

FISUR - thanks for the links. I hadn't seen the smaller ones from skydiver. I ordered several. Hope you get the commission.