Would anyone recommend this to pad corners or poles in a garage to protect vehicle from damage?
170341
Havent tried it for that so buyer beware but yes- it has enough rigidity yet flexibility- the outside is not sticky but soft enough so it shouldnt scuff the paint.
170342
The foam is dense enough. I could see quartering it for a tight fit. I would make sure about whatever adhesive I tried. Heck it might turn out to be a marketable idea.
1045658
Obviously the softer stuff is best to protect the surface of your car. But I use the mat that is designed for the roof bag and then I put a piece of peg board or similar thickness plywood type board inside the roof bag about the same dimensions as the roof bag. This provides a layer of protection for the vehicle roof as well as the roof bag against sharp objects. Larry Harman
1112396
In my opinion, this is not the right product to use for that purpose. I don't know how you would secure it on your car and I don't know how it would hold up in the elements.
1083293
I would not recommend it over the track. I dont think it would secure very well.
1965027
These do a fine job, but it sounds like you need something a bit more protective. Look at the WeatherTech offerings.
437326
I would hesitate to use it on a heavy traffic area. It has been almost a year on my cabinets with no trouble, but this is not so "quick" a fix. It is an inexpensive fix, but labor intensive... if you want it to last.
1885718
Yes. The whole idea of this is to protect the gutters. I actually bought it for installing my gutters. Also helps with basic stability of the latter.
60808
I have used it in my garage - but only in areas where my dogs can't reach. I also used it on my patio/decking area as well - but again, I was very careful in areas where the dogs could reach.
2028234
I use it on smooth concrete in my garage with no problems. It is plenty thick to protect your clubs and your hands. It is holding up quite well after a full season. When it does wear out I will buy another.
917701
I think that would depend on the surface you are putting it on. I would recommend one if you are putting it over concrete but not necessarily over wood.
1412903
It is ok but I would recommend getting a foam pad to go underneath especially for a hard surface such as concrete.
323828
This is good for playground only. I suggest you look at this product for your carport/garage. BlockTile B2US4630 Deck and Patio Flooring Interlocking Tiles Perforated Pack, Gray, 30-Pack
838662
Yes, it would protect your equipment. I use several of them around the house.
1936394
possibly though I did not use it for this type of application. I used it for door panel padding under a new vinyl covering.
146315
I think this size and type of cover would be a little too large to fit your vehicle. I would also think twice about this cover as it does not turn water well and falls apart after a couple of months. It would be a great dust cover if used in your garage.
155527
It is very flexible. I bought one to use on the dashboard of my car to set my GPS on. This did not work, my dashboard has a textured surface and the pad would not adhere to it. I do think it would adhere well to smooth surfaces if anti-slip is what you are looking for. From my limited experience with silicone rubber, 350-480 degrees F is usually the range for recommended upper operating temperatures depending on the silicone rubber formulation used. I think 600 degrees F may be on the edge of failure.
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Well I used it to cover metal vents to stop noise from passing through and it stays stuck to that. I think if you did not try to stick anything too heavy it would work.