Would this be good to use for door edge protection cut to 1/2 in wide, or too thick for sharp edge bend?
1099072
You can buy the door edge protection, I have used it and it works great. I did not try to cut to 1/2 in wide, I did use it under the door handles to prevent long nails from scratched the paint.
1099073
This Scotchgard product is a very thin film mainly used for the purpose of a thin layer of protection over a paint surface for minor scratches or abrasions. I think that for a door edge it would not offer enough of a "crush" protection thickness that would be needed for more direct 90 degree impacts.... I would check 3M automotive products for a more direct application of what you are looking for.
1099074
I did not use this for door edges, my use was for door sills and top of rear bumper to protect for trunk usage. The film should bend enough to do the door edge as it is only 6 mil thick. Bear in mind that this listed product is 12X12 sheets and longer sheets would work better for all of these areas.
397606
Would be too thick if you used the knife to guide. I don't have the knife anymore because of that- wasn't useful for cutting even slices.
1155402
It's probably an inch thick but is plastic, so I doubt it would cut well or look right.
181402
I wouldn't cut it as its only 1 inch thick - why not fold it and double the thickness - make it safer for baby
1566502
Probably not. Thickest we cut was 12 gauge aluminum. 1/8" thick is 8 gauge. May cut a few feet but would probably jam and burn up if you had a lot to do.
1216181
Edges are sharp. I didn't cut myself, but was careful. It is thicker than aluminum foil so not quite as flexible and it could cause some cuts along the edges.
534826
Not perfectly. Ours is slightly bent. Door won't close. 2 1/8 in. Thick door. It's a gamble at 2 in. A bit under 2 and I would say its ok.
710533
I would say probably not. It is pretty thick metal. Not sure what tool you would need to cut this. Plus the edges are folded under behind each unit. You would ruin the edging.
1388496
No. About the thickest thing this could be used for is about 1/4 inch. Hope this helps
1785056
The top two slots are 2 inches wide, max, so a 2 1/4 inch blade would be too wide. Too bad, because it's a nice block.
399705
we used this on a pantry door. normal thickness. you will likely need to use anchors or wing nuts.
786560
I only use this for jointing edges (which it does very well). Anything wider than 4-5 inches I do on my Dewalt 13-inch planer. Safer & smoother.
1133272
It's not very thick, probably the thickness of the backing on a throw rug. I think it would be easy to cut and shape to a cabinet edge, but it does have ridges so it won't lay absolutely flat. I found my child could pull it off the crib rail very easily, but if you're attaching to a cabinet in an area that people won't be playing with, this might be a good product to use.
1816116
A 5" piece will fit under the blade, but I wouldn't feel safe cutting anything thicker than 3 1/2".
248039
Thanks for your question. It design and should work on 3/4 thick cabinet door.
364568
Recommended for thin doors and screens up to 1/2-inch thick. You have to find add the wall liner: Cat Mate Wall Liner
1490890
I use it for door trim and it work good . It mite work for you because it bends real easy.