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Has anyone here used neoprene strips when re-installing their internal fuel tank?

From what I have read it looks like most:

1) Use 2" wide strips
2) Offset the strips by about 10"
3) Run them just above the bottom of the cavity and up the "V" of the fuel tank cavity
4) Use them between any bracket and the wall of the tank.

This would allow for ample support, keep the tank from chafing against the belly of the tank cavity, and allow for better air circulation. The latter is not as critical for a poly tank but couldn't hurt.

I was on the McMaster-Carr site last night and they have a wide variety of neoprene to choose from. They even come with varying degrees of "softness" and thickness. So I'm not exactly sure what I should choose when re-installing my fuel tank.

If you could advise what size and type neoprene you'd recommend for a tank installation I'd sure appreciate it. Here is the page:
http://www.mcmaster.com/#standard-neo...s/=11ulbs4

Part # 93695K59 might be a good option but I'm not sure if 1/4" thick is thick enough.

Thanks!

John