Super Sliders Bumpers Value Pack – 80 Assorted Clear & Foam Surface Protectors for Cabinets, Drawers, Décor & More

To me and my use, this is working perfectly. I read the feedbacks of others and decided that some people just don’t understand some simplicity basics of using these. Application pressure equals self-adhesive bond strength. Instructions not as clearly written by the manufacturer; First: clean the application area of ANY seen or unseen debris for the self-adhesive to bond to and allow to fully dry. If you use soap or chemicals to clean, rinse with water afterwards, and allow to fully dry before attempting application. Second: remove the bumper from the backing WITHOUT TOUCHING the self-adhesive backing. If you touch the self-adhesive backing start over with a new button. Third: stick it to the proper location the FIRST time (if you miss, begin again with a new bumper, don’t try to reposition it as the self-adhesive is already compromised). Fourth: (very, VERY important) apply pressure to activate the self-adhesion to the degree that you want it bond to the area, weight or clamp the item as necessary to achieve this, and allow it to bond for several minutes to a few hours under weight or pressure without moving it to create the strong self-adhesive bond. Higher weight/pressure means higher bonding. If you apply light fingertip pressure on applying the button, expect that amount of pressure is the only amount of bond that will occur and, it may fall off if bumped or nudged from the side. Higher weight or pressure for longer periods equals higher bond for duration of use. For my use: I even scissors cut the clear pad the tall bumper came attached to and added that all to ensure a larger area of contact for the tall button. Everything has bonded well. No, I’m not even going to try to verify the results, as this is a bottom button applied to a new plastic tray that holds several pounds in the tray, even further bonding the button to the bottom of the tray. Yes, I want it to stay in position for a long, long time.