40x30cm Silicone Craft Mat

These mats are super handy: I place my freshly washed and cured models on them to dry or when applying final touches like sanding or painting. The silicone is completely non-stick – resin doesn't cling, no residue sticks around, and nothing bonds to the surface even if a drop cures on it. Easy to peel off anything that does land there. They're thick enough to stay flat, flexible for easy storage, and food-grade means they're safe and clean (bonus if you ever use them for other crafts). The pack of 3 gives plenty of workspace without taking up much room. No more sticky tables or ruined surfaces after resin work! If you're into SLA/ resin printing and want a simple, reliable mat for models during finishing, these are spot-on.

So far so good. They are very thin, but they do adhere to one another so you can stack them if you need to. I use them as padding on my work table when I work on guitars, so I need something without a pattern that can settle into the finish. Also need something that is heat resistant. They lay flat and stick to each other, their is no smell.

This item will work great for the craft project they were purchased for. They are not thick at all so if you want something to use as a base to cut on, I don't think they will work well. For me they are perfect.

I recently started using wax seals to make my letters fancy. Since I'm a beginner, I thought I should practice making wax seals to get the perfect circle. These mats were just what I needed. The mats have a large surface area to work with. One side has a matte finish while the other side is glossy. I use the mat with the glossy side facedown because it grips the surface of my table like a suction cup. In the video (hopefully I uploaded it correctly) the wax seal comes right off. One downside is that you can't really write or mark the matte side. I drew circles on the matte side (with a Sharpie) to estimate how much wax I would need per stamp. If I go over the Sharpie circle, the wax seal lifts the Sharpie off the mat. There is a faint Sharpie circle there. That's perfectly fine by me. Clean up is a breeze and you get three mats for $9. That's a steal. I use one of the other mats as a placemat underneath my wax warmer. It makes cleaning out the warmer so much easier. I am definitely glad I bought this set of mats. I use it for wax projects, but there are so many different things you can use the mats for. Would totally recommend it to friends and family.

Worked perfectly. Protects surfaces without adding bulk because they are very thin. They’re like a film, slightly thicker. They hold in place, too. Easy to cut and adjust to are surface area. I’m buying more and lining my entire work area with them

I purchased a set of 3 of these mats to lay on my glass top stove, hoping to prevent scratches when people dump their bags, phones, etc. while unloading groceries. They're just ok. They do the job by protecting from surface scratches and they're very reasonably priced. They're also VERY sticky so they grip and hold on really well (no residue left behind). However, they are VERY thin (like paper thin), and very hard to wipe/ clean. The bottom side is "sticky" and they haven't lost the sticky ability. But the top side is a strange feeling that's hard to describe. They're hard to wipe clean. You can't use a dry cloth because paper tears up and linen leaves lint. It's best to wipe up dry crumbs off it with a wet washcloth. They don't leave water streaks, which is nice. They also take a couple minutes to "install" where you want them. They want to bubble up so you have to go slowly, from a side, and push out any bubbles as you go. When you want to move it, just grab a corner and peel off. No residue and reuse it over and over. I use a silicone trivet on top of them. They're too thin to trust placing a hot dish directly on them. They're placemat size and would be good for a toddler, or craft time, or many other uses. But don't trust it as a hot pot holder. If these were 3 times as thick, I would buy multiple packs and use them everywhere.

Good for their stated purpose as oven liners. I also use mine as lining for serving trays, to prevent slipping and to line baking pans.

Love these sheets! I put one under my humidifier, and the others on my kitchen counter under various appliances I use daily and they are wonderful. Not only do they help catch small spills and messes, but they make my kitchen look very put together. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Works great! Good size and nice to have 3. I have lots of messy projects going so I needed these! Thinner mat than I thought it would be, but absolutely what you need so it is of no consequence. Scissors in pic for reference. Worth it!!

Purchased these to replace red Betty Crocker silicone sheets from Dollarama. Colour in the product page is accurate. But these arrived folded, so they have a crease that will likely not go away. The length and width are about 1/8" bigger than described, but the thickness is closer to 0.5mm, so less than 0.8mm in the description. For comparison, the Dollarama ones are rolled in their package, and are thicker (1mm) . So I'm not 100% satisfied with these, but they serve my needs.

I am very happy with the silicone mats as to purchase one labelled a ‘craft item’ was triple the money for exactly the same experience. I ink my crafting papers, use hot glue, play with alcohol inks etc., and never leave a mark. They clean up extremely well with a Lysol or baby wipe, a spray of dish soap, or hands sanitizer in the case of alcohol inks. Why pay three times the money just because it has a scrapbooking companies name on them?!?

I was getting glue from the back of the hotfix rhinestones onto my new stand up table. Although it came off, I was worried that the heat from the hotfix applicator was going to damage my table. I laid this down on my table and its perfect. No more worries about getting clue or burning my table from the heat. Highly recommend for any crafters or jewelry makers. You'll love this. Highly recommended.

I use these mostly for their capacity to release artists’ paint and gesso and they are a good addition to teflon fabric, tape, and plastic palettes for this purpose. I would prefer that they come rolled and not folded, but there’s no real problem with them as they are.