[New Upgrade] 19.7Ft Silicone Door Weather Stripping Door Seal Strip for Doors & Windows, Multi-Layer Soundproof Chamber Design, Self-Adhesive, Seal Large Gaps, Easy to Cut & Install

I used the Silicone Door Weather Stripping Door Seal Strip to replace the gaskets on my RV door that was leaking, and I couldn’t be more impressed! The product was super easy to install and worked perfectly. It sealed the door completely, stopping the leaks and keeping the inside of my RV dry and comfortable.The silicone material is durable and flexible, making it easy to work with and apply. Now, I’m thinking of using this product everywhere—doors, windows, you name it. It’s a fantastic solution for any sealing needs. Highly recommend!

Seals have held up well. Better than factory installed seals in my opinion.

Ease of installation was easy. Adhesion is great. I put this in my door frames that shifting in Texas !

I added to the rear seal on a hard cover on a F150. It is tuck into and between the current seal. The red tape is not marked 3m but is works very well.This replace the add in seal that came with the top.

Good seal

I purchased this weather stripping to seal around an attic door. The strips pealed away from some of the areas. The painted wood had been thoroughly cleaned with alcohol prior to application. You'd think this seller would test their products for superior performance. Otherwise, they'd have a 5-star product versus an average 3-star rating. WAKE UP AND IMPROVE THIS ITEM

I trimed the original weather strip down to the first solid piece of original rubber that was attached directly to the door kerf. Make sure you measure depth; if the new strip encroaches on the lock strike plate it, will be difficult to latch the door.Cleaned the area with two wipes of an alcohol dampened cloth and stuck the new strip directly to the cleaned area. After install, cannot see light through the door jamb which is a big change from the original door strip.Total instant adhesion that has now remained solidly stuck though several days of door usage.Dont strip off too much of the red adhesive cover at once and make sure you give it a good push in place as you work the new strip in place. Also, sticks much better when target area warmer than 50 degrees so get out the hair dryer if you weather is colder ( your new strip should be at room temp also). I would leave the door closed and locked for a few hours after installation to insure full adhesion.

Doesn't stick kept everything to use hot glue still falling off annoying