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Rubber strips with self-Adhesive backing
The rubber strip is rubber with adhesive backing.The adhesive backed rubber is backed with a cushioned adhesive backing.
Waterproof and oilproof
This neoprene rubber strip is water and oil resistant, making it easy to use in environments with varying temperatures and humidity.
Great flexibility and ease of cutting
This rubber strip is made of neoprene, which is very flexible and easy to bend and cut. You can cut the product to use according to the length and shape you need.
Abrasion and aging resistance
The adhesive rubber strip is made from high quality raw materials, it has a hardness of around 65A and has good abrasion and aging resistance.
Nancy L
2025-08-28 12:18:58
Super at Knight for our security.
Randy Gould
2025-08-08 17:33:12
Looks ok have not used it installor open the package
Hutchy
2025-07-31 12:43:18
Good heavy rubber. Unfortunately the sticky back isn’t sticking well. Could be a poly plastic in my application as it is hard for many things to stick. 3M super tape does stick.
David O.
2025-07-11 14:22:25
I'm using this rubber as anti vibration and to space the battery. Very pleased
greg campbell
2025-06-19 21:45:48
This is good quality rubber tape. I use it for making small gaskets, but mainly, I make pads for certain electronics and items I want to stop from sliding on my furniture.
Macs R We
2025-03-04 14:29:26
My local hardware stores had no clue where I could find rubber gasket material of this thickness. This product is the perfect thickness AND width to replace factory cable-exit-hole bumpers on cable-drive RV slideout rooms. Unfortunately, the adhesive isn't up to the job without modification. I used Weldwood contact cement instead to stick the pieces to the rubber slide wipes, and the results were satisfactory.
DLH
2025-02-11 18:37:53
Arrived wrapped in plastic strips with no way to rewrap any unused amount on the roll. Strong rubber/chemical smell. Sturdy material. May need to let it lay flat in the sun for a little bit to get rid of the coil shape, especially the inner end.I’m not confident in the adhesive on this strip. As you can see from my photo, the adhesive seems to be a separate layer of the strip - and it was peeling away from the strip as I was trying to peel off the red film. The adhesive doesn’t seem that strong to me, so I would be concerned at how long it would stick. I was planning to use this stripping to seal the door to my little free library (to keep out snow and rain). I will be curious to see how well it does - may be too hard of rubber for this purpose.
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