Can someone tell me what those little plastic pieces inside the

>>1124878
soft closing cabinet hinges
I dont see any plastic bumpers nor do you need them if you have soft closing hinges.

>>1124878
rubber feet

>>1124878

Door bumpers...

>>1124883
He's talking about the little plastic rubbery pieces on the corners anon

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>>1124889
This. Door bumpers, cabinet bumpers, cabinet door bumpers, dampening bumpers, pads, etc. You can pick up an adhesive sticker sheet of them at any hardware store for around $3. They usually live next to the picture hanging hardware. Apparently you can ghetto your own by blooping a dot of silicone on the door as well. Sometimes I think I like the felt ones better because the rubber ones get sticky and you accidentally fling the door open with too much force like a tard.

>>1125155

What he said. Also referred to as silencers.

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>>1125288
>silencers
that aint a silencer

this a silencer

>>1125299
Never go full retard, and do your homework.
This is a supressor.
http://ruger.com/micros/silent-sr/index.html

>>1125344
>http://ruger.com/micros/silent-sr/index.html

>Ruger® Silent-SR®

it literally says silencer

>>1124878
Vinyl Bumpers

Sauce: Sold hardware for 10 years

>>1125382
>Sold hardware for 10 years

what are the foam ones called?

>>1125405
Rubber baby buggy bumpers.

>>1125345
and it literally is a suppressor

ya fell for the (((marketing)))

>>1125405
li'l foamies

>>1125344
>>1126494
You're a pedantic dingus. The inventor named them "silencers", and while "suppressor" is a little more technically correct, either is acceptable.