Extra Large Non-Slip Car Dashboard Sticky Pad – 11"x7" MINI-FACTORY Fixate Gel Mat for Phones, Glasses, Keys – Anti-Slip Grip

This non-slip pad does a great job keeping my phone, keys, and sunglasses from sliding around the dashboard. The size is perfect, and it’s easy to trim if needed. I really like that it doesn’t use any glue—it just sticks naturally and leaves no residue. However, after a few weeks, the grip started to weaken a bit and needed rinsing to restore stickiness. Still, it’s a handy and practical product that makes driving more organized and stress-free.

Very happy. I bought this to cut a custom curved mat for a piece of equipment. I have peeled it up and moved it slightly a dozen times, still sticks perfect. To cut: I traced an outline on paper and cut it out, then stapled the outline to the mat with the protective plastic still on, the I cut it out with desk scissors, easy and done.

I love this thing will buy more in the future works very good it does what it should.

It's a little too sticky. If you set a paper on it, you will rip the pallet to get it off.

I put this on my Mini's dash in front of the steering wheel. My CD player quit and had to buy a stand alone one. I found one that fits perfectly on this and it doesn't move around, I'm not sure about the stickness being to much because I have'nt tried to take it up yet. Easy to put on , good quality, it functions like I wanted it to.

big and very sticky

Stuff sticks like glue. Love it. Careful not leave paper (eg a tissue box) on there too long. It sort of fuses to it. But perfect for sunglasses, wallet, phone, etc.

This sticky pad was an experiment, as I wanted to try using it for trimming pieces of pottery on a potter's wheel. It came sandwiched between two pieces of thick clear plastic, tucked into a zip-closure plastic bag. I took it out of the bag, then cut it down to a 7" x 7" square (or a little bigger - based on the actual measurement of the piece). I marked where I was going to cut using a ruler and a black permanent market on the plastic wrapper. It cut easily with strong scissors. Trimming is the step that comes after throwing when one is making pottery on the wheel. When a piece is partly dry, a potter puts it back on the wheel, but upside down so the bottom can be cleaned up using various tools, making the pot look pretty on both top and bottom sides or adding decorative features. Usually the piece to be trimmed is held in place on the wheel by thick lumps of clay called "lugs," but I read recently about a sticky mat made for potters that could work to grip low-profile pieces such as bowls and plates during trimming. I ordered this one and tried it and it works fine. When clay dust interferes with the stickiness, it can be washed with soap and water and re-used, as sticky as ever. Two drawbacks for this model is that it only works for pieces up to about 7" in diameter, and it does not work well for tall pieces such as mugs and vases that tend to go off-balance with the pressure of the trimming tool. If you want to try a sticky mat for your pottery and you make larger pieces, I recommend buying an actual potter's sticky mat as they come in thicker and wider sizes. But this little one works fine for what I want it for. Also, I have a piece left over that I haven't decided what to do with yet. Perhaps a small sticky mat on my car dashboard would be a possibility.