Neoprene Rubber Sheet - 1/16 Inch Thick x 12 Inch Wide x 2 Feet Long Neoprene Rubber Strips Rolls for DIY Gaskets, Pads, Seals, Crafts, Flooring, Cushioning of Anti-Vibration, Anti-Slip

Worked for me. I used this to make rubber feet for my guitar pedal

This is good rubber for gaskets, and to diy non-slippery surface, as well as to protect desks and furniture by making 'rubber feet' for your objects - double sided sticky tape works fine, if not sure of what 'glue' to use that would not damage the object or melt the rubber. I've made a dishwasher vent gasket out of it by tracing the original, broken one. Also a gasket for my boat's drain fittings, as well as an extra gasket on a kayak hatch. Also used it on fishing poles to extend and/or thicken the existing handle. I definitely recommend it.

The item was delivered promptly as promised. I used it for making a large custom gasket for underwater light. So far it works great. The material is very easy to work with. I did not notice any strong smell. Of course it does smell a little, but for my application it was not relevant. It's great that the seller can provide this type of materials and I will buy a similar item(s) from this seller again.

This was used as a protective cover for roof rack bars on a cross-country trip. I used this tape in between four u-bolts to hold a small luggage rack container on top of these cross bars. After 4 days of use I removed the the rack, u-bolts, and tape. The tape was cracked width wise when removed but it protected the cross bars from being damaged by the u-bolts.Overall, this is a decent "non-adhesive" protective cover.

Be very wary of this product. It smells extremely toxic, had a horrible smell of burnt rubber that even after being left unrolled for 2 days still stunk. Also it seems more brittle than other rubber I’ve purchased.It’s made in china so I would assume based on smell they are not following any clean environment policy while making it.

will withstand 2+ years of abuse .. I use this roll instead of risers in-between the trucks and longboard. it's really hard to find any shock-absorbing risers in skate shops, I don't know why, is like nobody cares if they hit a crack too hard and it cracks your deck and you fall off cuz you have those stupid wooden risers. I don't understand the point of wooden risers.

Not gasoline proof. Swells a bit and gets very weak after a few days with gas fumes. Sorta micro foamy center.

The 1/16" thickness is just right for my needs, providing excellent support and reinforcement for my rubber rollers. The rubber's Shore A60 hardness strikes a perfect balance, offering adequate elasticity while maintaining durability. However, one thing to note is that it does have a strong rubber odor, so make sure to use it in a well-ventilated area.