Clear Adhesive Bumper Pads- Sound Dampening Transparent Rubber Feet for Cabinet Doors, Drawers, Glass Tops, Picture Frames, Cutting Boards 100pcs (Hemispherical)

I have a few wooden cutting boards that have lost their their rubber feet. I purchased these as a replacement. They are very small, but work fine. They stick to the wooden board and can be washed by hand. Like all pads they will likely eventually fall off. There are enough of them that I can replace them for years without a reorder.

I keep glass jars on a tile shelf and they make a horrible noise when they slide, plus I'm worried about scratches. So I got these little stick-on bumpers to prevent that. They are quite sticky, but repositionable if you don't get them right the first time. The jars no longer slide, and I'm not worried about damage now, either. They'll last me for a long time.

These rubber pads are great! And it has multiple uses. I was looking specifically for rubber and not foam because of the grip and longevity it would provide. When I started looking for rubber pads it was because of my sim racing rig, but with the amount that come in a pack I figured they'd go well in the kitchen cabinets and drawers too. First off, I put them in my gated TH8A shifter after seeing a reddit post using something like this to dampen the noise from shifts. Because of the dome shape of the pads, placement is crucial. But these are still effective. I also plan to use this at the end of a couple of u-bolts for a custom handbrake mount. So I had a bunch left and walked into the kitchen. I had painted all my cabinets and drawers black, so these blend in very nicely. After installing I thought, "why didn't I do this sooner?" The contact on closing is now dampened to barely audible – depending on hard you close stuff of course. Combine these with dampened hinges and I'm sure you'd eliminate almost all noise. These are originally slightly thicker than I anticipated, but after seeing how they deform with each shift, it's just right. If they were thinner they wouldn't be able to do their job properly. The same goes for the cabinets. The dome shape probably gives it a progressive tension, slowly applying more force as it gets compressed down – which gives you the nice sound dampening. Adhesion is what you might expect from something this small. The backing paper is 3M, so this is about as good as you'll get. Try not to unstick and restock them too much, or they'll lose their hold completely. Also too much heat on these might make them lose some adhesion too. As far as sheen, they're a little shinier than I expected as well, but I suppose for most projects this won't be an issue. They're not that big anyway, and they still have a nice grip to them.

Works well. Stuff sliding around making noise is frustrating. I put them on everything I own. Not really but you get it

These are very handy. I use them in my 3D printing projects to prevent slipping on desks and slicker surfaces. They are easy to peel off and seem pretty durable.

I have used these for a few things so far, but not adhesive enough on certain items. They were all plastic, but depended on type of plastic if they would stick permanently.

Works great on cabinet and drawers. Make less noise in my house since putting these it

Want to keep your cabinets quiet when they slam, this is for you!! Small enough to fit into tight areas like drawers too!