M D Building Products 67967 Replacement Review

My wife has a void that needs filling. She tried white and black cuts but they didn't live up to the standard even though they said they were big enough. Provide MD Building Products 67967 a 35-3/4 inch kerf to fill my wife's void. This big brown cut was semi-hard but soft where needed. I filled her gap and then knelt down to see if I could see the daylight. I could not. After that, one side of the gap was really wet and the other dry. just the way i like it. My wife wants to use this propyl…

I have a 90's Stanley steel door. The door brush fits into two slots on the bottom of the door and its brushes are cut back a few inches at each end. I was told that was the standard at the time. Unfortunately, no store in Anchorage sells this style. Revain provided what I needed. Aside from the weight of the door, assembly was a breeze: just peel off the old molding, clean the surface for better adhesion, apply a thin layer of chalk for glue and glue into the assembly slots. After that I…

Fits perfectly on my Masonite front door, just needs to be trimmed to the correct width. The "notches" on the notch ribs provide a good grip so there is no need to staple or glue it to the bottom of the door. When assembling, be careful not to rub the brush too hard on the sill, otherwise you will quickly wear out the brush and possibly tear the flexible fins from its underside. Many metal sleepers have a narrow piece of wood that fits into a sleeper-wide slot that has adjustment screws to…