36PCS Large Glass Bumper Pads - Clear Rubber Cutting Board Bumpers for Glass Tops - 31.2mm+ 20.6mm Review

These bumper pads saved my walls. I had just painted my whole house and wanted something that would keep the new paint from chipping. I've placed them behind a shelf behind a toilet, behind a dog food bin, where cupboard doors open and a handle touches a kitchen wall, etc. Easy to fit and easy to move without damaging the paintwork. None of them lost a stick. You can move them multiple times until you find the right spot.

I used these to cover my new kitchen cabinet doors and they work great! I used to make art frames and I can always use these as the old ones fall out of my art collection. I love these from 3M and they seem to be of the quality I have come to expect from 3M products. I would highly recommend these "overlays" to anyone who cares about their art and walls. They also help maintain the artistic level. Thanks for a great product. I'll be back for more!

Guys these bumpers are EXACTLY what I was looking for! They work very well too! I need them for the legs of the glass shelf I use on my tiny home desktop to free up space. I didn't want him to move and that helped. They are fully transparent, leave no marks or marks on the surface, and you can crop them for smaller items. Fabulous! I'm glad I have a whole host of extras for the house! A tip: when you wear them, don't expose them to carpet shedding or dust to maintain grip. If they collect…

I was building a wooden paper/file tray to put on my desk and needed some sort of rubber strip or bumper to attach to the underside around the Not to scratch the desktop and keep the tray from moving. I tried the bowl and stick, which was supposed to be black rubber but looked more like vinyl. It protected the desktop from scratches but wasn't sticky at all and didn't prevent the tray from slipping. I've tried these clear bumpers and they work great. They are much more sticky and completely…

I have a wall shelf for my Xbox One X. I routed all non-electrical cords through the wall, relocated the outlet next to the stand and ran the power supply behind mine TV for a really cool "invisible" cable setup. The only problem was the complete lack of adhesion between my gaming console and the metal shelf it was standing on. After one call too many which resulted in my $500 console accidentally bumping into my console and almost falling to the ground, I started looking for a solution. I…

You are amazing! Works very well with the hinged doorstops I bought. They were also used on the inside rails of sliding closet doors to protect drywall from impact. They are excellent for protecting door frames and other impact surfaces. We just bought a house that didn't have doorknob protectors on the walls. In some cases I've placed one exactly where the point of impact should be. This is a good temporary fix until I get bigger doorstops. However, MUST have stops for each door hinge or…

I needed rubber spacers for a wooden tray I made. It can't be washed in the dishwasher, so I just looked for rubber feet. I wanted something more than the typical ones you find. I've used them for my serving boards in the past and they've worked fine for a while. But they always come off. I came across furs and they were bigger and not as round as usual. I'm hoping that since they're bigger they have more sticking surface which gives them more grip. And I like that they are flatter and less…

We have just painted the interior of our home. The painters repaired 2 holes in the walls where the doorknobs were punched through the drywall and installed new plinth doorstops. Next, a new floor was laid. The floor layers quickly patched the holes in the drywall despite the doorstops. When the painters came back to touch up, they repaired the drywall AGAIN. Therefore we have chosen to install Hinge Pin Doorstops on all our doors (and 2 Hinge Pin Doorstops per exterior door). We thought the…