is it possible to use this on rounded surfaces or will it just roll right off?
1678883
This product is pretty viscous, but will flow and seek its own level. I don't know how even of a coating you would get on a rounded surface.
1678884
Imagine dumping a bottle of pancake syrup on your table. That's what you're dealing with. It has reasonable surface tension and it's pretty thick but it will dribble off the sides.
1349905
Because it is in a roll, it will naturally curl. I had no problem cutting it to size and having it lay flat when I pushed down on it. There is no stickiness to it, but it lays nicely.
1082357
It probably would work better on an uneven surface rather than a flat one. On a flat surface, the steel on the ends extends out from the rubber and tends to scratch the flat surface, i.e., mirror. I doubt that would be a problem on a surface that in not flat.
1438591
For me, it doesn't slip if you put it properly. Surface must be flat and you should be okay.
323173
It could work if the stuff isn't too heavy (say more than 40 lbs). also best when rolled on smooth flat surfaces.
1032515
You can roll it as hard as you want without damaging it. It will expand back to its original shape. I have travelled with it lots of times rolled up and it always gets back to its normal shape.
1330592
The roll-out part appears to be pretty sturdy. The way it's assembled, I don't think there is any way it could roll off the tracks. The wheels on the roll-out portion each have a small brake lever that can be set to keep it in position.
770015
It is designed for a flat surface and is rigid, not designed for a rolling surface. What I would opt for is adhere it to the windshield with 2 face heavy duty 3M foam tape used for automotive trim. also would save the dashboard from being holed, as it is a porus rubber compound and the screws would likely not hold when exposed to a vibrating load. For that matter the 3M tape may compensate for the dash's curvy surface.
1237872
It does NOT stick to flat surfaces. It is made of hard plastic. We use it on the boat and have a piece of rubber non-slide liner under it to keep it in place.
248669
I don't think this will work. The pieces fit together around the round bar and screw together. It's great for the rollator, though.
1395048
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.
1366218
HiThe winder is designed for regular hose and that is the type that I use. It has an apparatus that actually moves back and forth across the hose drum as the drum rotates winding up the hose evenly across the drum. I expect that a flat hose will be rolled on the drum as a round one would but the capacity probably will be greater. The only problem I would expect to see would be keeping the hose from rotating as it is rolled up.Good luck with this one.
193655
I wouldn't use the round ones--maybe 1" in a square. The round ones are a tight fit--and I also don't recommend this product because the adhesive doesn't hold and the thing keep coming off. They are overpriced for what you get, although they do slide smoothly.
1812182
I suppose you could roll your feet on it but I don't think that it would be the best option. They make some different products for that. Have you tried a tennis ball or Lacross ball?? Those are good inexpensive options. Hope that helps..
1219008
No problem. Sometimes it comes off before you want it too. I did not have the double sided but it didn't work for me in my projects that I bought it for.
415502
Any slider with a flat surface will be problematic. I suggest looking for a roller that will mitigate an uneven surface.
1799140
I use it with flat stock...you can check out some examples at Steel Your Idea on FB. It's my craft site. This was the best ring roller for the price! I use if for all my applications in my work to get a circle or rounded end. MIFF