🔪 ZERRO Self Healing Double Sided 5-Ply Rotary Mat 9x12 (A4) for Cutting Review

I make cosplay props, wooden toys, etc. It takes a lot of beating from cutting blades. My last lasted almost 4 years. Most cuts will heal on their own unless they're very deep, and even then, at least for me, it's healed fairly well. This is the most used item/tool in my workshop. A note though. In the winter, my business can be below or almost below zero. When it freezes, it doesn't heal like it should. Room temperature is certainly not a problem.

This little rug is so cute and does exactly what it's supposed to do. I use it to cut and glue things when assembling my crafts and after simply wiping it clean it's back to how it looked the day it arrived. I love that it has a different color on each side and even has a ruler to measure its thickness. The price is good and the delivery was fast. I just ordered (9X12) due to my budget but it still does the job. I hope to order a bigger one soon.

I ended up buying a cutting mat when I wanted to be sure of squareness and flatness when sewing curtains and cushions. I wish iAd had been bought a year earlier! I used a fabric roller cutter on fabric on a mat for perfect lines. Although the tailor went through the fabric to the mat, there was no sign of the mat being cut. The self-healing feature really worked. The price was also fair compared to similar products I researched. I would recommend it. Curtains and pillows turned out great!