Adhesive Black Rubber Pad Sheet Thin Silicone Rubber Gasket Sheet 12X12 inch,1/25 Inch Thick Gaskets DIY Material, Supports, Leveling, Sealing, Bumpers, Protection (1/25, 1)

This is very thin and easy to cut with an x-acto knife or scissors. I'm not 100% what material it is so I'm not sure about the heat resistance, but I'm using it to make 'feet' for my sculpture projects and it works great for that. I can cut it to any weird shape I need and it sticks like nobody's business. It keeps the ceramic from moving around or making noise on hard surfaces.It's so thin that you can't see it from the side, unlike 'button' rubber feet. One sheet has been enough for a dozen projects and I still have quite a bit left.

This is great for making custom gaskets. Material cuts very easily and the adhesive side makes for effortless installation. I'm sure I'll find a great many other uses for this over the year.

This is a handy sheet of rubber material, glued on one side with strong 3M adhesive. I was mounting “eyes” for my powered driveway gate. The devices provided are your standard garage-style eyes and they are not waterproof on the backs – electronics open to the outside. I made some boxes to hold these, with a metal backing plate to screw them onto, but needed to make this waterproof. I could have used silicone glue, but then, that’s permanent. What if I need to unscrew the eyes? This sheet solved the challenge. I cut squares to match the backplates, removed the paper, and stuck them on. The rubber is giving, so when I tightened the bolts, the eyes were impressed into it. Weatherproof.This rubber sheet would be useful for all kinds of projects.

Amazon's description of this item lists a lot of possible uses, most having to do with leveling things, using it as a gasket material, etc. But what I was most interested in was the size (12" x 12"), the thickness, and the fact that the top surface is silicone. I do a lot of paper crafting, and use several types of glue, from regular white liquid glue, hot glue, and super strength glue. I've been using a 6" x 6" silicone mat for gluing, because any glue that comes off the card stock or other paper I'm using just lands on the silicone mat, which wipes or rinses right off, leaving no sticky residue. It's like magic! This item, in a 12" x 12" size, is so perfect for me, as the largest papers I use are this size. This is a self-adhesive sheet, so I could stick it down to my craft table, but I haven't decided whether I'm going to do that or not. I may end up just ordering another one, and sticking them together, so I have the silicone sheet on both sides of it. That way, if one side is getting over-used during a project, I can just flip it over, and use the other side, then wash the whole thing off when I'm finished. The price ($12.99 as of this writing) is comparable to what I paid for the 6" one I currently use (about $1 per square inch). I'm so pleased to have this, especially for craft projects with my grandkids, when it will get used a lot! Very nice item for us.

I have a small foot pump with a weird shape and I wanted to be able to keep it from slipping around on the floor. The material on this sheet worked perfectly for that purpose. It's very easy to cut. I just laid the pump out on top of the sheet and cut out the shape with an exacto knife. From there, it's just peeled it back off and stick it on.Keep in mind that the silicone side is covered with a protective sheet that needs to be removed. It's a little bit difficult to see the protective sheet but it will just slide around otherwise.

This silicone sheet is thin enough that a Cricut vinyl cutting machine can slice it easily. I used this to create custom gaskets.

This is a thin rubber sheet, with 3M adhesive on the back. I'm using it to prevent metal-on-metal marks when using clamps to mount items on steel tubing. For my purpose, it was easy to cut and apply. No complaints, price is reasonable. From my initial observations, the rubber will not wear down any faster than you'd expect.