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When it comes to sealing and cushioning doors, windows, and other applications, finding the right material can make all the difference. Self-Adhesive Backed Neoprene Sponge Strip is an excellent choice for those looking for a versatile solution that is easy to use and exceptionally durable.

What is Self-Adhesive Backed Neoprene Sponge Strip?

Self-Adhesive Backed Neoprene Sponge Strip is a type of foam tape that is coated with a strong adhesive on one side. The neoprene sponge material provides a soft and flexible surface that is resistant to water, oil, and other common solvents. The tape comes in a variety of thicknesses and widths, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

What are the Benefits of Self Adhesive Backed Neoprene Sponge Strip?

1. Easy to use: The self-adhesive backing allows for quick and easy application without the need for any additional tools or materials.

2. Versatile: The neoprene sponge material can be used to seal and cushion a variety of surfaces, including doors, windows, and electrical enclosures.

3. Durable: The neoprene sponge material is highly resistant to water, oil, and other solvents, making it suitable for use in harsh environments.

4. Cost-effective: Self Adhesive Backed Neoprene Sponge Strip is an affordable solution that can save you time and money compared to other sealing and cushioning methods.

5. Energy-efficient: Using Self Adhesive Backed Neoprene Sponge Strip to seal doors and windows can help reduce energy loss by improving insulation.

How to Use Self Adhesive Backed Neoprene Sponge Strip?

1. Clean and dry the surface: The surface where the tape will be applied should be clean and dry to ensure proper adhesion. isopropyl alcohol wipes are ideal to clean surface before fitting.

2. Measure and cut: Measure the length of the surface where the tape will be applied and cut the tape to the appropriate length.

3. Peel and stick: Peel off the backing from the tape and apply it to the surface, pressing firmly to ensure proper adhesion. Standard backing adhesive is classified as low tack, for high strength Scrim adhesive can be supplied to order but is supplied to order due to shelf life.

4. Trim the excess: Once the tape is in place, trim any excess material using scissors or a sharp knife.