MATNIKS Solid Neoprene Rubber Sheet 3-Pack [Textile Finish] 6x6x1/16 inch Duro 65A Rubber Strip for DIY Mechanics Plumbers Home Improvement Supports Leveling Sealing Bumpers Protection Anti-Skiding

Seems durable and worked for my purposes. I needed it to help seal a small electrical box. I used it to cover a large hole I had to drill to get cable ends through. I used this in combination with clear silicone. I wasn’t overly worried about water getting in but I am concerned about small critters making their way in or wasps setting up shop. It’s been on there for about two weeks and is holding up.

These worked perfectly for me. I used them to create gaskets for exterior light bases.

used them for making washers and they worked very well.

I bought this to use pieces of rubber to place under stuff. I don’t want or scratched, and I like the fact that thin and you can put it anywhere.

Comes in handy for alot of stuff, very durable

The 3 different thicknesses were perfect for sizing gaskets.

There's not much to say about this product. It is exactly as it is advertised. Seems to be good quality. However it is apparent to me that this item has been sitting on the Amazon shelf for a long time. On the edges of one of the sheets, it had melted or otherwise "adhered to" one of the other sheets. Probably the result of the three sheets laying on top of each other for a long time. I pulled them apart of course and it left each sheet edge "roughed-up" a bit. Didn't bother me for the project I used it for.

I needed a gasket do the gas tank lid for my 1963 VW. I measured and cut the rubber material to fit inside the lip. It worked perfectly. It was easy to cut, the right thickness and fit the lid so I got a great seal.

These rubber sheets were perfect for a repair job I had to make on a 35 year old backwater valve for my home. Heavy flooding in my area this past August caused many basements to be flooded due to failing sump pumps or worse from failing or non-existant backwater valves which allowed overflowing municipal sewers to back up into basements. I was untouched but afterwards I decided to inspect mine which hadn't been done in many, many years. Turns out the rubber gasket on the flapper had totally deteriorated and fell apart in my hands when I attempted to clean off all the you-know-what from it. Proccuring a replacement gasket was impossible to find. A replacement flapper with gasket non-existant. I tried 3 different look-alikes as my backwater valve no longer exists on the market. None of them fit properly if at all. So I was faced with 2 choices. Have the basement floor jack hammered open and install a new backwater valve at a cost of several thousand dollars as well as a humungous mess or make a new gasket. I chose option 2. These rubber sheets filled the bill. I traced out what I needed onto one sheet, cut it out and glued it in place with crazy glue. I won't know if this fix is adequate until the next disaster but I'm sleeping better at night knowing at least there is a sealing gasket in the right place as of now. Keeping my fingers crossed.

To create gasket as you wish.

It came in a timely manner. I have yet to use it in the project that I bought it for.

I used these rubber sheets under a washing machine pan that kept moving (plastic pan against a smooth hardwood floor). I placed a few sheets underneath and now the machine stays in place! It worked really well for what I needed it for.

Feuille de caoutchouc gui ma servit pour protéger un cadena et une prise électrique