🔒 Protective Scotch Clear Bumpers - Set of 20, 1/2-inch Size Review

This product is very easy to install and easy to understand what it does. There's a lot of it, so you can make a mistake. However, the grip on the flat side of the bumper sucks. I highly recommend using branded super glue when applying them. I've done that and they haven't let me down yet. They don't make your closets 100% soundproof, but they do dampen them. I highly recommend buying these if you are woken up by your family that uses cabinets like mine.

This product has been modified by the manufacturer to differ in size or shape from the original product of the same model number and is now also made of a harder, less resilient material which makes it what it is useless for making a door jamb bumper. The upper bumper in the photos posted is the original one I bought in December 2019 while the lower bumper is the one I just received in March 2020. These are clearly two different products with the same model number SP951-NA.

it's awful. Instead of glue, there is a layer on the back that looks almost like double-sided tape. Removing the bumpers from the panel left the tape behind and the bumpers peeled off, leaving the plastic bumper with no adhesive. Even after carefully removing it and checking that the tape matches, the adhesive isn't very good. After a little pressure and a day's rest, I was able to take them off fairly easily. The double-sided tape stayed, but the plastic bumper came off immediately. 3M is…

Bought these to replace a bumper that fell off one of my closet doors. I chose them because it was a pack of 20 and no more than 100 packs dominate the selection shown. The old bumper was hemispherical and soft so it muffled the sound of the closet door closing. They are flat, which is not immediately visible in the picture. and they are heavy. The sound of closing a cabinet door with built-in bumpers isn't much better than the sound of closing a door without bumpers. Luckily there were only 20

This item has a photo of a picture frame indicating it can be used on a wall for flush hanging. Technically correct but they absolutely do not adhere to the surface allowing your murals to hang flush with the wall but as always they will remain crooked. I have a gallery wall and every time I close the door next to it all my frames jump up and rearrange and look awful. They don't solve my problem at all. This product does not give you traction or grip in any way. I'm sure it's a great closet…