🧊 Frost King C22H: 2 Inch x 20 Foot – Optimal Cold Weather Insulation Solution Review

This is a must for filling wide cracks. It's pretty flexible in terms of size. I managed to squeeze it into a much thinner gap. Half price at hardware store.

This is for any type of concrete around your house. My parents needed it, so they wanted to try it. Great fit. Take concrete sealer and it works. Where parents are happy. That is a good thing.

The protective coating on exterior doors has started to shrink and seal poorly over the years. I inserted bits of this foam into the fold of the gasket to force it out and the problem was completely solved.

Okay, I didn't use it as a sealant or gap filler. I used this for some kind of craft project. I used it to make a ring holder and it works great. For those looking to create a ring display, this works great. It is delivered very quickly and the dimensions are correct.

Weight less than expected. It's not a problem, just unexpected. It is not as flexible as rubber, but flexible enough to be used as a caulk or caulk for its intended purpose. I used it as a print. When direct sunlight falls on it, you can see the light through (i.e., translucent). The packaging says Made in Canada.

We had drafts on our sliding patio glass door due to displacement from an earthquake. Luckily the glass didn't break, but the panel alignment has shifted so much that it's impossible to adjust the doors far enough to seal the gap properly, so we use this flexible, compressible protective gasket for that. The protective seal is not only affordable ($2 on sale) but also removable and reusable. We do NOT use caulk in this application - just to fill and seal a small door gap. The foam strip takes…