❄️ Frost King R734H Sponge Rubber Seal Review

After trial and error and tedious attempts to remove the strip so I could reuse it, two rollers was enough for one door. It's too thick to fit between the door and wall like you think it should. I couldn't close the door when I lined up the sides and top. Pads on both sides at the same time made it possible to close the door with a little effort. and then the foam protruded very ugly between the cracks. I ended up sheathing the door in a different way. I'm not sure if it's as effective as being

When ordering goods I look at reviews and photos. Sometimes people do things with products they weren't designed for and get angry when they fall apart. 1. Don't use it at the bottom of the door to fill the gap at the bottom. Please just invest in sweep doors. 2. Make sure you have cleared the area. In most cases it means using alcohol, I only use glass cleaner. You want it to stick to the surface, not the dirt that has built up on the surface. 3. This material can be cut for each door. You can

Works. My doors and frames are 30 years old. I replaced the weatherstrip around the front door about every two years or so. Sometimes I get a swollen strip of vinyl and it always seems like I need to go back to it and add a thin coat of foam sealer to fill the entire space between the door and the frame. So this time I just chose a thicker foam strip. It works really well to insulate that old front door. I put it on in pretty cold weather and it didn't hold up at first. So I wanted to use a…