Silicone Rubber Sheet, 50A Durometer, Made in The USA, 1/16 inch Thick, 9” x 12” (1.6mm x 230mm x 305mm

I recently bought this Silicone Rubber Sheet for a DIY project. The material is of excellent quality, flexible yet sturdy, and it can withstand high temperatures without degrading. I used it to create resin items, and the sheet was easy to cut to the exact size I needed. The thickness is perfect for providing a good seal without being too bulky and you can easily roll it up for smaller projects . I've also used it for padding and as a non-slip surface for some tools. Overall, this silicone sheet is versatile, durable, and performs exactly as described. Highly recommended!

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Silicone rubber sheet: did exactly what it was supposed to do. No complaints. It was versatile. Cost about $10 for the sheet when I bought it and I considered it a reasonable price for what I got.

It's kind of a weird use, but I cut this to fit the bottom of our chicken coop's nest area. Hens were constantly scratching away the shavings, then dropping their egg on the bare floor of the nest box, resulting in cracked eggs. Silly birds! I added this to both nest boxes, and it pads the eggs just enough to prevent cracking. It's also easy to clean (which is important for this use), the chickens don't try to eat it, and it's safe to have around them and the food they give us.

I used this to make silicone cup covers, they also double as hot lid/handle grabbers in the kitchen. I have plenty material left over if I need to make custom gaskets and such. Really a lot can be done with this and glad I have it on hand.

We had a cute set of kitchen counter canisters given to us but they are ceramic and they are beautiful but didn’t seal very well. So I purchased this sheet of silicone and cut out some seals. They may not be completely airtight but they are as close as you can get without a latch now.

This 1/8 inch thick silicone sheet worked perfect for me. I made replacement gaskets for my Bunn coffee maker; a water bottle; and replaced the gasket in the lid of one of my 1 L soda stream bottles. Cuts cleanly with Scissors and a scalpel and X-Acto knife

I use this for jars and other screw top items that I really want to seal. I trace the shape/size of the piece I want to seal with fine point pen. I trace the OUTSIDE of the jar opening, making sure the pin point stays in contact with the jar and the rubber sheet. I hold the pen at a slight angle to make sure the line is kind of under the lip so don't make the tracing too large. Once cut, I put in place and screw the top on. DONE!! Being food grade was the big deal for me, and this fits the bill perfectly!