Neoprene Rubber Sheet 1/8" Thick x 16" Wide x 30" Long, Solid Rubber Sheets, Rolls & Strips for Gaskets Material, Pads, Crafts, Weather Stripping, Flooring, Black

The media could not be loaded. I used this to fix my heat exchanger on my 1998 25 Carolina Classic. Only took 30 min start to finish to remove the end caps, cut the gasket, and reassemble. I am confident this will hold up. I couldn’t get a replacement gasket in time for my departure so I figured this would work just as good. Cheap for the size in the roll. More than enough in a roll to make probably 20 gaskets. Overnight shipping was great and on time. The quick turnaround allowed me to make my trip without delay. Thank you.Update: Took out the 25CC and the repair has held up all week. Probably about 20 hours and 3 launches. Not a drop. The thickness is perfect. I expect this to hold up for a few years as it seems pretty durable.

THe rubber sheet seems to be durable and it is packaged with a paper backer so that the primary side is not scratched in shipping.

Looking for a pad, cover to put on top of metal box between seats in my tractor. This sheet after being cut to fit worked out great. Now items/lunch set on top do not slide around while driving. Perfect

I got this to replace my rock tumbler lids (Model B and Rebel 17). It is about 3 times as thick. It was easy to cut and I used a leather hole punch to make the holes for the bolts. It should last for years. My only complaint (other than the smell- but that is to be expected) is the roll had been flattened and the sheet never really relaxed (I left it in front of my pellet stove hanging from a line). Still works just fine, but I did have to be careful when cutting these out.

The media could not be loaded. Used it to replace the crappy doggie door flap that I had. Works great. It’s thick, durable, and will be easy to clean. I let it sit outside in the sun for a day to lose its smell and go flat. It was super easy to cut, I just used scissors!

I got this to line a bike box and good thing it wasn’t for an inside project because it smells strongly like chemical rubber. It’ll dissipate but it won’t be quick. They’re are better choices out there.

I used this, along with the originals as templates, to make new engine splash guards for my Tacoma. They are working great so far and a bit thicker than the OE material.

I have a Toyota tundra, the cheap paper-thin front wheel well liner tore and was flapping in the wind. This is 3xs as thick. Punched holes will belt punch. Works great, going to last a long time