Chem-Set Clear Adhesive Bumper Feet, 0.5 Inch Round

Description

Chem-Set clear adhesive bumper feet cushion contact points on cabinet doors, drawer boxes, picture frames, and electronic housings without drilling or fastening hardware. Each round pad peels off its liner and presses onto a clean, dry surface, and the low-profile clear finish disappears against most finishes instead of standing out like a colored pad.

Where clear adhesive bumper feet get used

• Cabinet and drawer stops, quieting the close and preventing wood-on-wood contact wear
• Picture frames and mirrors, keeping the frame off the wall for airflow and scratch protection
• Electronics and small appliances, adding slip resistance and floor protection under a chassis
• Glass tabletops and shelving, cushioning the point where glass meets a hard edge
• Laptop lids, keyboard trays, and toolbox latches, softening the click of two hard surfaces meeting

A shop or facility that stocks one size of clear adhesive bumper feet covers most of these jobs at once, since the 0.5 inch round pad is small enough to hide on a cabinet corner but thick enough to stop a drawer before it slams shut. The clear finish means a maintenance crew can apply it to painted, stained, or laminate surfaces without color-matching a colored bumper first.

Product Specifications

• Diameter: 0.5 inch
• Height: approximately 0.14 inch
• Shape: round, low-profile dome
• Material: clear polyurethane/vinyl compound
• Mounting: pressure-sensitive adhesive backing, peel and stick
• Color: clear, blends with most surfaces

Surface prep matters more than pad count. Wipe the mounting surface with isopropyl alcohol before applying so the adhesive bonds to a clean substrate rather than dust or finish residue, and give the bond a few minutes to set before the piece sees regular contact. On textured or freshly painted surfaces, let paint or finish cure fully first. A bumper pressed onto a surface that is still off-gassing solvent will not hold as long as one applied to a fully cured finish.

Replacing a worn pad is straightforward: peel the old one off, clean any adhesive residue with a plastic scraper and a mild solvent safe for the substrate, then apply a fresh pad once the surface is dry. Browse the Chemical Concepts hardware category for bumpers, cushions, and small fastening hardware to round out a repair or build kit. For pointers on surface prep before applying small adhesive-backed hardware like this, see the Chemical Concepts YouTube channel.

Need Help?

Need help sizing bumper feet for a cabinet run or picking a mounting adhesive for a tricky surface? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].