Hi, does it stick to a surface? I need to stick it to the floor for some experiments. Also what is the thickness and width?
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This sandpaper does not have an exceptionally aggressive adhesive but it does stick very well to wood, formica, tile and metal. It has adhered well to bimetal recip saw blades. You will find it a challenge to remove, but not impossible. Width of the roll is 4-1/2 inches, thickness is .018 inches. I have used this as my main sandpaper on an old Porter Cable block sander for about 25 years, and not only is it relatively cheap, but fairly durable.
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4.5" wide... It does stick, but not so much that you can't peel it up easily... Designed this way so as not to make a mess upon removal. Not designed to be permanent as with traction tape... Will deteriorate if it gets wet...
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Sold in 18" W x 36" L x 1/4" thick non-adhesive sheets. I hope this answers your question. I use plumber glue to permanently attack it to surface, so make sure if you go this route. You can used double sided tape as another solution if you need to remove it.
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No, it's not sticky. It's not very hard either. On top of a table will not slide. It just does the job for me.
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Both sides grip, I use mine on laminate wood flooring, and it works great (I also use it to keep a DDR mat from slipping lol). However I would not say it is "sticky" because it doesn't feel tacky at all, it is just a good gripper.
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Hi... It does stick to the floor but to be honest I am not really a fan. We practice hot vinyasa so we get really sweaty and this is not the right mat for me. I have had great results with the Aurorae Synnergy though.
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The tray is made from hard plastic, so it will slide on a hard floor. You could put some dots of hot glue on the bottom to keep it from skidding (note, don't glue the tray to your floors, just flip the tray upside down, dot the bottom with hot glue, wait for hot glue to completely dry then flip the tray back over)
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I did a large concrete floor with no problem. Took a day or two to stick well. I would have a two sided tape on hand for tiles you have to cut.Good luck
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this rubber-mat is fairly thick and doesnt sound like it would match your criteria. I was surprised that it was very thick, however the length of it is quite small considering the dimensions of the floor is not that substantial.
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No it will not touch the surface. There is a lip around the edge to prevent it from doing so.
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Yes, and it is very stable on a flat surface. It even has a atrong magnet in the base. It will stick to a meta object, such as the side of a filing cabinet. securely.
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We use ours against a regular tile floor that is not the "stick on kind," but it works great on the standard tile floor and does not slide. I don't know if it would damage the adhesive of your floor, but it will brace against your type of floor. The device works very well.
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It doesn't attach to the floor. I used the to run wires over a street. They didn't move but depending on the texture of your floor, you may have a different experience.
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It sits flat. I think it comes with small stick on tabs for hard floors maybe 1/4 or 1/2 inch thick, but I didn't use them because mine sits on carpet.
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It doesn't stick, but it lays very flat and if you cut it to fit the shelf it doesn't move unless you slide something heavy on it. I like it a lot. It's very easy to clean, too.
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I don't know, it works great indoors, on wood or any surface that it will stick to.
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Yes--as long as the floor is fairly level. It sticks very well and really looks clean and pretty once you get it down. Have fun. G.
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The sticky surface is excellent quality but needs a flat (not curved) surface for max effect. It will stick to glass, plastics, and resins. Only concern may be from lateral wind pressure.