[1/8" Thickness] Solid Neoprene Rubber Sheet Roll 12IN x 36IN Long with Adhesive Backing (Including Utility Knife), Heavy Duty Self Rubber Seal Strips Roll for DIY Gaskets, Flooring, Seals

This will become a staple in our DIY shop - we'll use it for crafting/model-making, and for a few various functional/utilitarian needs.At the time of acquisition, this product was ~$37, but I don't see a 12"x48" option available at time of writing. My measurements indicate it's a click or two wider than 12", and it was 48" enough for our purposes - and it's 1/8" wide. I have not tested for conductivity, will update if I find anything worth reporting.The backing is sticky, and this easily sticks to itself. Time will tell how good the adhesive is. It slices easily to basic desired shapes with a sharp blade (bonus knife is a nice touch). And it needs to be off-gassed for a while, it smells.Highly recommend!

Adhered a piece of this neoprene to the bottom of my steel tamper, in order to 'settle' large concrete 'turfstone' lattice pavers into the bedding sand. I had previously rented a vibratory plate compactor with neoprene mat, but the force was too great and it broke every paver; so manual force was going to be the only way to go.I scrubbed the bottom of the tamper with an abrasive sponge and water first, but the surface was a little bit pitted and rusty and I was uncertain if the adhesive would stick.Sure enough, it stuck! I show photos of before, and then the last photo is after tamping down 475 sq ft of pavers. You can see that little rocks marred the surface or wanted to embed themselves a little bit, but that overall the neoprene held up to the task.The neoprene is stiff, not soft, and worked perfectly for my use case.Extra credit that this is made by a small business and they provide an email contact if you have any questions or concerns, and that an exacto cutting blade is included.

Initially, there was a slight rubber odor, but it dissipated after some time. The thickness is substantial, providing durability and resistance to pressure and wear.The adhesive backing is strong, allowing the rubber sheet to adhere securely to various surfaces. The included utility knife makes it easy to cut the rubber to the desired size for different applications.I used it to make door and window seals, which effectively reduced noise and prevented energy loss by keeping cool air in during summer and cold drafts out in winter. I also created anti-slip mats for my floors, which improved safety and comfort on slippery surfaces.Overall, this neoprene rubber sheet is versatile and practical for DIY projects like gaskets, flooring, and seals.

The product was exactly what I was looking for. Rubber seems solid and durable. The utility knife that comes with it is junk and useless...I ended up using heavy duty scissors to cut it. The self adhesive backing is absolutely terrible, I don't think it would stick to a piece of paper. I ended up using an adhesive calk to make the rubber sheet stick to my project.

Amazon removed my original review and photos. I cannot begin to guess why. Here's all that remains of my review:Everyone should have a roll of this on hand because it can be used for a nearly infinite number of projects around the home or shop.The scent of this Solid Neoprene Rubber Sheet is mild compared to many similar products I have tested. Some have...

Product itself is great have a vintage metal lathe that sits on my workbench. There are four points of contact between the lathe and bench, two on the lathe one on the motor and one on pulley changer. I was able to easily cut the shapes I needed for each contact point. Now there’s less vibration noise transmitted to the bench. Two minor problems. The waxed paper that is used to keep the rubber from fusing together is hard to write on, more importantly the wax paper and rubber sticky side don’t stick together very well making it some what difficult to when you’re trying to cut on the lines you drew, with a magic marker, as the wax paper wants to side off the rubber tacky side.

Used this to help keep rainwater from creeping through the shed door. Cut it into strips with the included blade and stuck it to both the door and wall section and got a watertight seal. Need to wait for some heavier rains to test it and see if I need to apply more but looks better than some other stuff I've used.Pros:-It's pretty durable and thick enough to hold up to foot traffic and the like.-Good grip if you want to use it for some non-slip flooring or cushioning and such.-Adhesive is good. <You will need to clean and prep the surface where you want to place it, but it holds well.-Easy to work with. Aside from messing up and getting the adhesive side stuck together, it's easy to cut and shape.-Can stack layers of it to make a thicker rubber seal if need be.Cons:-The chemical smell is very strong out of the bag. <Let it air out for a few hours before installing in a confined space.

I’ve got plans to use this for a custom top radiator mount. I wouldn’t expect that the adhesive is that strong but it should be fine when its just used to hold it place during assembly.