Dualplex Neoprene Foam Strip Roll , 4" Wide x 10' Long x 1/8" Thick, Weather Seal High Density Stripping – Weather Strip Roll Insulation Foam Strips - 10 Feet Long

I like the materials which were used to seal the gaps between the wood base and the concrete. The builder also liked the materials a lot.

I bought this to add as an insulator for a new bowl I bought for my dogs. I've tried so many bowls and they all suck to varying degrees. NOT THE POINT. So recent bowl I bought has straight walls and is about six inches tall (or two layers of this). THIS WORKS PERFECTLY. Easy to cut, insulating well, even adds a bit of grip, and best of all, it's just the exact amount of squish I wanted. This is medium firm to soft. I've bought so many weather strips that I've literally filled two giant tubs full of them, some are too dense, some are too soft. If the foam is too dense, then it sweats still, if you're trying to insulate things to be near freezing temperatures. Too soft and it acts like a sponge, also greater chance of retaining memory where its depressed for a long time. This was exactly what I wanted it to be, and has been doing wonderful. New bowl is like 2 gallons, can fit like 5lbs of ice, and is keeping the water cool and ice filled for at least 4hrs now. I wished I could find a proper 6in wide of this, but I could close the gap between the two rows and ends enough that it's highly negligible and won't hinder its insulation property. I have it on there just tight enough it doesn't wiggle, but can slide on and off so I can clean the bowl. Glad I got lucky with this product. I'm more than pleased with it.

First, whoever thought of using tape to hold the fabric during shipping should rethink it because it could NOT be removed and tore 1.5" right away after opening the wrap. It is not adhesive at all, but I am using it to dampen the sound on wood and, while I got a version too thin, 4 layers works amazingly. Ensure you get the right thickness for the job.

Found it was easy to cut and install. Work’s perfect for my projects and adhesive seems to be working well. Have had it on a set of back braces and so far holding up very well.

I used Permatex spray on headliner and carpet adhesive to stick foam to bottom of toolbox. It was used to protect the truck bed from vibration while driving, which would scratch the paint.