Ed

I work as a Cabinet maker. Could I use 150 grit or finer selfstick sandpaper from work or do I need sandpaper dots.

Murphy

For?

erstan947

I used regular sandpaper and cut them in small squares and glued them to my rulers to keep the rulers from slipping. Worked for me:)

Jim's Gem

I'm sure that they would probably do the trick of keeping your rulers from sliding around

featherweight

That is exactly what I did and it worked great. I liked it much better than the lumpy dots you by at the LQS..

peaceandjoy

I'd give it a try on one ruler before applying it to others. I found sand paper dots too "grabby" - I like a little slide when I'm moving my ruler along, but want it to stay put when I press down for cutting.

My preference is Grace Co. True Grips. There are only 15 on a sheet, but I also use the little circle from the inside of the dots on smaller rulers.

mimom

I use clear nail polish sprinkled with table salt while its still wet

Quiltbeagle

I cut my own dots (squares actually) from medium or finer grit sandpaper and use double-sided tape to hold it on. Works great!

BMP

Never thought of that ...thanks

raedar63

Heck yes! I always try a less expensive way first!