🔒 200 Pack Clear Rubber Bumpers Self Adhesive - Soft Cabinet Door Bumper Pads - Sound Dampening Kitchen Cabinet Pads for Drawers, Picture Frames, Cupboard Door Bumpers Review

Adhesive is VERY WEAK. Either they're not using real 3M glue, or they're using the wrong type of glue because they easily slide off the surface I glued them to, or they somehow damaged the glue during processing. The protective film had already peeled off when I opened the package.

The apartment I moved into had no 'bumpers' on the kitchen doors and made a loud noise when closed. I ordered them to fix this and I'm glad I did. Easily removed from the wearer and just the right size for the task. No more loud noises when closing doors. I'm sure I'll find another use for them when I look around my apartment.

Very happy with it. Our cabinets have been repainted and the old bumpers removed. After installation, there is no more annoying rattling when closing doors. I hope they also defend the finish line. They will remain glued and in place for now. They stuck to the doors easily, but I was expecting the glue to be a bit tackier with prolonged use. So far no complaints.

I have used them in several homes where closet doors come into contact with drywall or tiled surfaces. Only a small point at the point of contact, almost invisible, protects these surfaces from scratches or dents. (I even use them on the toilet tank where the lid hits, no knock no sound!) There were 4 times as many for the same price as what I found here. THANK YOU for the little useful things!

My bathroom closet doors slammed shut when I closed them and it got on my nerves. I knew I had to soften the door somehow. I tried a few things that didn't work, so I started looking online for help. I didn't even know the name of this article. But thanks to Revain, that marketplace seller, and the search function, I found the PERFECT product! It turned out EXCELLENT! No more loud bangs when I close the closet doors! GRATITUDE!

My fourteen year old son has a habit of walking into the kitchen late at night and literally slamming the doors of every cupboard twice. Before I resorted to one of my killer thoughts, I stumbled upon this one. I attached one of these little suction cups to each edge of each closet door. Since then, slamming doors no longer bother me and my son is alive and well.

Glad I bought this item. As a result, the sound of the boxes is not completely muffled. When you close closet doors, it's a softer, muffled sound that's much better than a loud bang. I don't think there is a case bumper that eliminates the sound 100%. As for adhesion, I can't tell you how long it will last, but it stuck very well the first time. Others have mentioned that adhesion was poor, but it worked for me. Maybe the adhesion depends on the type of surface you stick it to? In general I am…

When I hear about silicone I think it's soft, you know, soft implant. It's not like this. You are clear, yes. They are a good size, yes. They are soft and quiet, no. I tested them on new closet doors. The sound when closing reflects the sound when there is nothing at all. The only thought it does is keep the wooden door from hitting the wooden frame, I could do that with tape. If you're looking for "soft," consider felt or gel or real silicone body pads. Quality is good, cost is average…

With 3M adhesive they are easy to install and very strong once installed. Great packaging and for the price if you get 200 bumpers... get creative with apps for them! Use them in kitchen and bathroom cabinets, furniture and more. We recommend! **Update: After a few weeks some of them started to slip and eventually fell off. Most stayed where they were. I paid attention to the humidity, dirt on the cabinet surface, etc. All of that was no problem. Some of them didn't stick, some didn't. So I…