Neoprene Self-Adhesive Rubber Strip for DIY Gaskets, Crafts, Pads, Seals, Warehouse Flooring - Solid Sheet Roll With Adhesive Backing (1" Wide x 1/8" Thick x 10' Long)

Adhesive is super sticky, and the strip is easy to work with. It lays down quick and easy and follows slight curves without buckling. I used it to replace worn and rotted factory rubber at the bottom of my Expedition windshield and with how well it worked there I’m going to use it at the top of my Charger windshield for an added seal and to give it a finished look. The double sided tape will not hurt the paint if it ever has to be removed for some reason. A little bit of WD-40 or goo gone and what’s left over from the double sided tape will be gone.

Very nice product. Sturdy and the adhesive is nice and adheres well. Use it in the base of a lanai door that was neede to be replaced

Great product

cut some 2-3- squares...adhesive can come off rubber when removing protection....careful...otherwise, sticking to vertical aluminum pretty good after couple days

So far this product is working like a charm….

I wanted this to put between a newly painted steel trailer frame and a fiberglass camper shell that sits on that frame. It went on easily. Cuts to length with good scissors. Seems to be the right compromise of softness for cushioning and firmness for durability. The adhesive is good. I had to remove one small piece due to an error in my part. It was hard to remove but doable, and no damage to the paint underneath. Very pleased overall.

It appears very heavy duty, only time will tell, it will be used as a truck canopy spacer/sealer.

the adhesive , while quite sticky is more of a mastic and will slowly flow or slip with sideways force. if you are applying this where the force is straight down between the two surfaces this will be fine. If your application involve some shear force between the two surfaces the mastic will slowly slip. My use for this was to give better grip between a round clamp and a lighting truss. The mastic caused the clamp to slip around the truss pipe. My solution was to roll the mastic off of the neoprene and then use CyanoAcrylate to glue the neoprene to the clamp... now it works as intended, no slipping of the clamp and no marring of the truss.