would this work as a shelf liner? Does it easily cut and maintain a smooth edge?
1627676
This is a great material and would work as a shelf liner with one caveat. I would only use it if you were to permanently glue it down as it is brittle and will crumble if it is not.
1627677
I think this is a little too thick for a shelf liner. It's easy to cut, but I think in smaller sizes, it won't lay flat very well as it is shipped rolled and doesn't unroll too easily. Maybe if you could cut and weight the pieces down with something heavy for several days? I think they must sell something better suited for shelf lining. Oh, and after you cut it, the edges crumble fairly easily.
1627678
This material will definitely work as a shelf liner. Keep in mind that it is a commercial product so aesthetics aren't its first consideration. It cuts nicely with a razor knife. You will need to apply some form of adhesive to keep it from curling up. Easiest material is artist spray mount. Provides a tacky grip but is not permanent.
1627679
Yes, it will work for shelf surfacing. If you have a good knife and straight edge, it will cut properly.
1627680
It does not have an adhesive backing, and being rolled up, it wants to curl up on you. It does cut with scissors well enough to be expected from cork.
1627681
I wouldn't use this as a shelf liner as the edges will start to fall apart if they are exposed.
1627682
This is probably thicker than you'd like for shelf liner but it can be certainly used in that fashion. It is definitely easy to cut and I think it will maintain a smooth edge once it flattens.
1377258
NO. Even with a straight edge it would be difficult. It is best for rough cutout work.
2191391
I use mine for cutting material; however, I don't see why it wouldn't cut cardboard. The straightness of the line depends on the user.
1018063
I would assume this would work, you would just have a seam down the middle of your shelf. I used 2- 4' x8' sheets of plywood and ripped them down to a little under 16" and they worked great. If you don't have a circular saw, Home Depot will rip the plywood down to the size you need for free..... I would recommend going slightly smaller then 16". Hope this helps.
1282319
Ummmm, barely. They do make a thicker variety for the use you're describing. This is sturdier than most shelf-liner, and it *might* serve your purpose, but I've seen what you're describing and it is, indeed, thicker than this.
655676
I purchases a rubber, shelf liner (mesh like) and cut it to just under the size of the board. Works perfectly!
18819
we mainly use it for trim.it will make a nice cut with a straight edge.i haven't experimented a lot with it
1658032
It would but it may not last super long if you are rough about throwing tools back in the drawers. I would be very particular about smoothing the corners and edges thoroughly.
91448
It is smooth. As you said, it supply's a straight edge to tear it. It does give a very clean cut.
392900
Would not advise as it is thick plastic. If you did cut edges would be rough. Not exactly what you asked, but the mat is not a clear, see-through mat, more opaque & gets dirty.
24501
I purchased this liner some months ago for kitchen shelf lining. Best liner I ever bought. Had my husband use staple gun to keep front flat. But that is not an issue, just what I wanted.
1683282
I think it might possibly slip in place to cut but I do not think this cutter would be strong enough to cut paper that thick. Card stock worked well so I think that might be best.
435451
It does have an edge around it, so if you cut it smaller you wouldn't have the finished edge on all sides. That said, I think the edging is there to prevent tears, but also for aesthetics. As long as you handle the cut cover with reasonable care, so I don't foresee any problems.
1102092
I wouldn't think so. It's for a rough-cut sort of use for packaging and wrapping. You'd need more of a sliding sharp blade device. I sell fine art prints and this would NOT be an option. If you don't have many to cut, get a nice cork-backed metal ruler and an X-acto blade.
1555139
No, it's shelf liner. I used it to repair my computer desk, it stuck well for the first few months but with continuous use it is slowly sliding off (luckily I have more!). It is not meant to be used for outside or for lots of traffic. Just regular all shelf paper.
2083900
Yes, just as you see it in the pic! However, be prepared to replace the shelf liners, they are not at all sturdy, and they are a bit brittle.
545640
Depends on what shelf liners you are talking about. The 'puffy' ones? Yes, somewhat but it's sturdier, 1/4" thick, no holes. I've had mine for months now and love it. The cats approve, too