🧵 Enhance Your Quilting Precision with 3M Non-Slip Silicone Grips - 3 Sheets, 144 Pieces - Large and Small Sizes Review

They are perfect, I use them for my acrylic rulers. The thickness is great. They are not difficult to put on and take off. They are available in two different sizes, one about the size of a nickel and the other about the size of a dime. Great deal for the price.

Thought it would be the answer to keep my rulers from slipping. They did it but raised the ruler too high so I had trouble using the slice cutter. Throw it away and try something else that doesn't lift the ruler. I will not buy again

These little trinkets are perfect for keeping my rulers from moving across the material I'm cutting with the disc cutter. They work on any size ruler and you get enough of them to keep on whatever ruler you have. They are detachable so they can be easily moved to another location on the ruler if needed.

These non-slip dots are easy to apply and work well. I'm new to quilting and couldn't hold the rulers well when using the disc cutter. Even slight slippage can cause problems when assembling parts. These points hold the ruler securely on the cutting board, which is very important to me. I have joint problems that make it difficult and painful to press down firmly on the ruler. Small investment for big returns.

One of my favorite quibbles with expensive quilting rulers is that they don't have enough "handles" other than Creative's Grid rulers. This forces you to spend even more money buying different grips. My favorite are silicone circles, but they're almost $9 for 15 circles. This product is EXACTLY the same as this famous brand's product but about half the price at around 4x the price. What is not appreciated?

Doesn't look like genuine 3M to me. On the left is TrueCut TrueGrips, and these are also 3M decals. It is transparent and easy to clean. On the right is this product, it is opaque white and made of a different material. I tried it on a smooth plastic surface and it was so difficult to remove. On the other hand, TrueGrips is very easy to remove and leaves no adhesive residue on the surface. While the grip of this product is okay, I wouldn't risk using it on my expensive quilting rulers.

The spice jars I keep on the side In my fridge, the magnets kept slipping down even when using strong neodymium magnets, so I started looking for something grippy but very thin to attach the magnets to to prevent this from happening. They fit my needs in terms of shape and size, so I gave them a try even though they weren't designed for that. They are very grippy and thin enough that the magnets don't lose their power, but most of all they are perfect for this purpose. My spice jars stay where…