King Tony Foam EVA Stickers are self-adhesive foam shapes made from ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA). Designed for crafting, light protection and DIY tasks, these stickers offer a soft, flexible layer that adheres to clean, dry surfaces such as paper, wood, plastic and some metals. The foam provides cushioning and can be used for decorative trims, gap filling, vibration damping and anti-slip pads while remaining easy to cut and shape for custom applications.
Advantages
These foam EVA stickers combine flexibility with a pressure-sensitive adhesive backing that enables quick, tool-free attachment. The material resists deformation under normal household conditions, provides a degree of thermal insulation and reduces scratching between contacting surfaces. Their lightweight construction and compressibility make them suitable for applications where a soft buffer or small height compensation is required. The foam’s surface accepts paint, glue and markers for further customization.
Suitable for
- Paper and card craft projects
- Decorative trim and signage
- Cushioning for small electronic components or panels
- Anti-slip pads under objects and furniture feet
- Gap filling and edge protection on wood and plastic
Key specifications
- Material: Ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) foam
- Attachment: Pressure-sensitive self-adhesive backing
- Properties: Flexible, compressible, lightweight
- Surface compatibility: Paper, wood, plastic, some metals
- Finish: Paintable and writable surface
How to use
Ensure the application surface is clean, dry and free of dust, grease or loose particles. Measure and cut the foam shapes to the required size using scissors or a sharp knife. Peel off the protective liner and press the adhesive side firmly onto the surface, applying even pressure to secure full contact. Allow a short settling time before subjecting the area to stress or load. For textured or porous surfaces, test adhesion on a small area first.
Usage recommendations
Store the stickers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and prolonged heat to preserve adhesive performance. Avoid use on surfaces that generate high continuous heat or on materials that may be affected by adhesive residue. For long-term outdoor exposure, periodic inspection is advised and replacement may be necessary if adhesive failure or material degradation occurs.
