100PCS Clear Rubber Feet, Small Self Adhesive Pads, Sticky Rubber Dots, Non-Slip Cabinet Stoppers, Furniture Buffers — Hemispherical Silicone Pads for Door Furniture Drawer Notebook Glass

I wanted these to hold up picture frame i have standing on the windowsill. They are great, i've gone round the house and have used them on loads of things. i even put one at the top of the cupboard in the kitchen to stop the other cupboard door from banging against it when its opened. They re easy to get off the sheet and stick really well. Great !!

Perfect for raising a slate off the kitchen table.

Great Value

I needed something to keep my wood cutting board in place. These dots really solved my problem, so much so that I have now used them on loads of items around my house: my vase, my wireless phone charger, my toaster etc. the possibilities are endless. Such a small item but a great big problem solver.

Bought to help stop the cupboards banging, stick well and value for money.

I bought these to stop my glass worktop protectors sliding about and they have done the job perfectly , tried pushing them and they stayed put. Very happy thank you .

Ensure the area that needs a rubber stuck on is very clean and all grease has been removed with appropriate cleaner to endure they stick well.

They come off and you find them everywhere

I bought these to replace feet for a phone stand and they're holding up really well. Adhesive is still pretty solid, the grip is pretty good, just have to clean them off a little every once in awhile with a prep pad.

Good quality and useful product.

These have great "sticking" power. Easy to use, you just separate the backing and pop one out and stick it on your item. They were smaller than I expected but did the job.

There's no surprises here. You get a single sheet of 100 silicone(?) dots, 3/8 in. diameter, a little more than 1/8 in. high, sealed in a plastic envelope. You peel one off and stick it where you want. Period. The listing says TCPENG but the sheet is printed with "3M Electronics" on the back. (I don't know what about little rubber dots is electronic but that IS the branch of 3M that lists these things on the 3M website.) I've been sticking these things on all the cabinet doors and drawers where the originals have fallen off over the past 15 years and, so far, have not run into any of adhesion problems some of the more critical reviews have experienced (though it's only been about a week). They're resilient, not super-spongy, so they should last a good long while but don't expect them to absorb all the sound if you let a cabinet door slam shut. They do exactly what I would expect --- they cushion and prevent wood-to-wood contact. They're also handy on picture frames to protect the wall and provide some grip to help the frames stay level.

Good adhesion