I lost the original weatherstrip from rot and age. The replacement product was a "T" shape base that would slide in a track with very specific dimensions. I failed in finding this replacement product because of the age of the window sash. This weatherstrip productI bought here was not applicable in the same way, however, it does have a remarkably tacky and strong adhesive base that actually sat on top of the track where the original weatherstrip would slide in. The sash opens and closes with no

Used this to weatherproof our house and it worked great. Our doors weatherproof seals were worn and other brands weren’t sticking but this one did and has held up well so far (after about two months) kept the draft out!

Storm door gap on the latch side was just a bit too much for the existing weatherstrip to bridge. This bridged the gap easily, holds well and was more than enough to do the job.

I bought this to improve our aluminum storm door in the house we rent as an alternative to spending lots of money on an entire door, and seal up the drafts around it, as it had no weatherstripping at all. I have to say this stuff was the perfect size (make sure you measure and get the correct size!) and sealed up both sides of the door and the top with no problems whatsover! I have used many adhesive weatherstripping products as it gets very hot and also very cold where we live, and none of…

The item width was not specified and was 1/2 the width I needed, therefore I had to use twice as much as I anticipated to seal the sliding door.

This was exactly what I was looking for. It was easily installed and there was no issues after the process was complete. Too thick.

Used this to supplement the lacking oem stripping. Window I suspect was installed by previous owner doesn't sit square so no matter what air leaks through one side. Added this and my office is warm again. Super adhesive. Highly recommend.

Used it to fill a void in an out-of-square screen door. It was easy to install.just peal and stick. The adhesive seems strong.hope it lasts well.

As a renter, we installed a dog door insert into our sliding glass door to the backyard. Yes, this is a thing! The caveat is that the connection between the insert and the original door can be gap-prone. This led bugs and dirt plus outdoor air to come into the home. Using this lining helped seal that gap off. Very straightforward.Make sure the surface is clean and non-porous. Otherwise it may not work.

This style of "weatherstripping” worked really well for my application. I used it between three interior sliding doors that divide my living room from my sunroom. It filled the gaps were light would shine through.It’s very adhesive, so be sure to have it where you need. Available in a 39’ foot roll leaves me plenty left over for other possibilities.The price was great for the value.Thanks again

I had to remove some expensively used rubber insulation to enable the doors to close, replaced them with this and it not only worked better, but insulated the gaps as well. Removed a star for its price, it should be around $5 and not $9 for the amount of length they sell them for.

I rent an apartment in LA; which has AMAZING weather so I try to keep the windows open for most of the year to save on my energy bill. Since I’m renting, I didn’t want to spend much to fix the gaps between the screen door and the sliding glass door frame. It really is a shame to have a screen door that doesn’t keep the bugs out. For less than $10 this product worked great! The adhesion was very strong. I recommend giving the screen door or the sliding glass door frame a good wipe down (dry)…

I used this product on a North facing glass storm door. I had used 2 different types of self adhesive weather stripping only to have the adhesive fail (within a few days). This weather stripping is a very affordable and high quality (I actually prepared myself to be disappointed based on the cost alone), but I am very pleased with everything. The adhesion is of commercial quality! I’m getting more to seal a few other doors and windows.

This worked great on my sliding patio door. I had been using the "duck” seal for years and it never stuck well. I tried this and it adhered to my wooden door frame great. I even put it on in cold weather and it stuck and it’s still there . Would definitely buy again

I liked this product. It was easy to install. There were a couple places where the adhesive wasn't as strong. Could be the heat in Arizona while shipping. Also a suggestion, I bought black but the backing is white and showed because I used it on a curio cabinet. I had to use a black marker to obscure the edges. Overall, I would recommend it.

I am very happy with this weatherstripping. I purchased to seal a curio cabinet. Adhesion is excellent and it is holding up very well. Most importantly it’s keeping my cabinet dust free. I highly recommend!

This helped to solve the problem of my apartment entry door not sealing properly. I tried several other types of adhesive weatherstripping such as neoprene strips in various sizes and also the silicone gasket types. They helped but also made the door difficult to close and lock properly. This pile type of weatherstripping is able to collapse down in areas where there is no gap to seal while filling in the open space of the gaps where the doorway was not sealed when the door was closed. It is…

Super easy to use as a first timer who has never weatherproofed a home before. It’s been up for a few weeks now & holding tight. Best of all.no more cold air coming in through my doors.