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Feet Materials to Increase Friction

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Y'all know PTFE. What about other materials that are available in similar thicknesses that'll increase friction on the mousing surface? Originally, I was looking for a mousepad that had crazy high amounts of friction but no glaziers were replying to my emails so I decided to remove the mousefeet on the G102 and use the base as the contact surface and, as you might guess, the friction increased tenfold... and I love it... apart from the feet "rims" digging into the pad, creating inconsistency. So, I'm looking for a material that will "graze" as opposed to "glide".
 
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Originally Posted by ncck View Post

Oh true I've seen those but never knew anyone who owned them. They're expensive cause of shipping but always looked interesting
They're not particularly well made IMO and can be too thick for some mice. I am uncertain of which exact versions I tried but they are certainly what you described. They also last very long.
 
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