Rubber Seal Strips, Rubber Sheets, Rolls & Strips with Adhesive Backing for DIY Gaskets Material, Warehouse Sealing, Home Application Weather Striping (1” Wide x 1/8" Thick x 10' Long), Gray

This adhesive rubber strip is good for a number of uses. I first used this to reduce the noise between two metal pieces that rattle and make noise when a door is moved. There is just enough of a gap that allows one part to move around. I used a pen and outlined the part on the rubber and then used a simple pair of scissors to cut the rubber to match the part. The adhesive cover was simple to remove and place on the part and sticks very well. I have a number of these types of projects I am going to do around the house.The rubber strip is a good solid 1/8” thick and does not collapse much when put under pressure. You can also double up on the strips to make thicker strips. The strip is easy to cut with a standard pair of scissors or you can use an exacto knife for a more precise and clean cut. The adhesive works well and it is not difficult to find the edge to pull off the adhesive strip covering when ready to stick. To really help it stick be sure to clean the area you are applying the strip to with alcohol and heat up the strip with a blow dryer before sticking.So far I am happy with the quality and versatility of this roll of adhesive rubber.

This rubber strip is a decent product overall. The rubber itself is excellent – it's thick and provides a good, firm grip, which worked perfectly for stabilizing my sofa chair. The adhesion is strong and it stuck well to the clean surface I applied it to.My only real gripe is with the backing sheet. It was significantly more difficult to peel off than the backing on name-brand. It took a bit of patience and some careful fingernail work to get it started. Once removed, though, the adhesive performed well.While the rubber quality is top-notch, the price feels a little steep for what you get. If the backing tape were easier to remove and the price were a bit more competitive, this would easily be a five-star product.

I needed to make some push blocks for a project using my routing table. After testing what I made, I saw that they slipped a little too much for my liking so I needed some rubber. I used 2 strips of this to fit the ~4 inch width of them and it works so much better. I feel safe now with a large, spinning bit of instant severing whirling 3 inches from my fingers.I can also see a lot of other uses for this. Need some padding on something hanging on your doors? Need to make stool legs non-slip? Need to stop vibrations on something? This will work great.It is a little difficult to get the backing started but once you have some of it up then the rest comes off easily. The adhesion is pretty good too. I sanded the bottom of the push blocks to 220 grit for a smooth surface and the rubber has not moved at all after a lot of use.

I use this a bumper in the garage for car doors and also as a spacer for some metal doors to minimize rattling. The adhesive holds well and the silicone shows no wear. I'm very satisfied! 10/10 recommend

Not only can it be used to seal it works great for adding rubber feet to the bottom of something to prevent it from sliding or to protect what it may be sitting on.

I needed some adhesive backed rubber or silicone strips to replace the ones on the bottom of one of my 3D printers. Over time and the heat from the printer those feet got harder and were passing a lot of vibrations into my prints. While I know this product is labeled as a weather stipping and it probably would do well there in the right application I needed it for off label use. I opted for the thicker of the two options which is more conducive to my needs where the thinner one I could see being better as a weather stripping. The roll I ordered came in at twenty five mm wide so a smidge under one inch, but that is somewhat common for imported items these days. Thickness including the adhesive backing was three point five eight which is a little thicker than the eighth inch. I didn’t capture an image of it but measuring only the rubber it comes in at exactly three point two five mm.I don’t own a durometer to check the actual hardness but it feels like it’s around a shore ninety-ish. You can compress it with your fingers some but not a lot. For my use case as an isolation tool it’s much better than what I had there but in hindsight a softer but thicker one might have been a bit better in my case. I certainly can’t hold that against this product, other than being a smidge less wide this product delivered exactly what they advertised.

I wanted this for using for under industrial metal legs that I made a work table out of. It sits on a smooth concrete floor, and wanted to prevent it from sliding around because I also have vises mounted on it. In addition, it would serve as a moisture barrier. The adhesive is fine, and by cutting a couple pieces to length and applying them side by side, they worked like a charm. They have the added benefit of being gray, which happened to also be the color of the legs and floor. I'm happy with this, and the price was right.

Very nice texture and grip on this, ended up using as an anti-skid material on the bottom of some furniture. The material is firm and actually quite "sticky". The VHB tape on the back held strong against some lateral movement of heavy furniture. I can only imagine the tape will stick better with weight and time on it. The roll is a convenient amount for lots of different options. This stuff is versatile and great. Recommended for sure.