Question 1

Can these be easily cut to size?

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Our Rigid Wobble Wedges can be scored with a sharp blade and snapped to your desired length.  Keep in mind that they are made of a rigid polypropylene material and may break with a jagged edge.  Rigid Wobble Wedges are used regularly for leveling solid surface countertops and under weight, the scoring and snapping method is used to remove any excess for a clean professional finish.  However, if you are looking for a shim that can be easily cut and shaped to a desired length, width or irregular shape, our Flexible Wobble Wedges can be trimmed with a sharp blade in place or you can mark a trim line and cut to the desired shape with scissors.  If you have any additional questions, our customer service phone number can be found by clicking on the seller tab "Wobble Wedges" located on the right hand side of the listing.

Question 2

How do you get them to interlock? I've tried everything, no luck.

Accepted Answer

They don’t interlock. They have a ridged texture to prevent them from sliding once there is weight on them/weighing them down, but they will not truly interlock.

Question 3

Which type is better for shimming a toilet? Flexible (soft rubber) or Rigid (hard plastic)?

Accepted Answer

Most of our plumbers prefer the Flexible Wobble Wedges.  The rubber like material won't scratch delicate surfaces and they are easy to trim with scissors or a sharp knife.

Question 4

My car window keeps sliding down,  will this item keep the glass steady  ?

Accepted Answer

Only if you adhere it to the glass. Next, also remember to face the wedge pointy side up using the flat part like a foot to hold the window otherwise you will damage the weather strip. To adhere plastic to glass get a professional opinion.

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Wobble Wedge Rigid Heavy Duty Leveling Plastic Shims, Transparent, 30-Pack

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