Keep Out Drafts And Sound With Self-Adhesive Foam Insulation Tape For Doors And Windows - 13 Ft Weather Stripping Seal Strip For Cooling And Air Conditioning (2In X 1/4In, Black) Review

Purchased this to line the door to my bedroom in a shared apartment where my roommate stayed up late talking and smoking weed. This worked to seal out both noise + smell, amazingly. Only downside is it was impossible to remove cleanly while moving out. Tons of foam residue left on the door but with 3 hours worth of elbow grease with a sharp scraper and lots of orange oil, I managed to remove it all.

Got this as an insulator for our sliding glass door. I was so happy at first because it was easy to install, and it stuck on great. The foam, however, was so flimsy that my nails merely ripped it. It didn't even last one day on our door. But I didn't even tell you the best part. The adhesion is SO great, it will take you a full workout just trying to get the sticky stuff off the glass or other surface you stick it on. Usually, witch hazel does the trick, but it seems like the goo was…

I gave it a 2, for the quality of the item. Would be perfect IF it had adhesive.However, I cannot remove the tape cover, to reveal the adhesive. It’s like the cover is fully glued onto the insulation.Because this product NEEDS to stick to whatever it’s being used for- and doesn’t - that’s why I give it 1 star.

This was the perfect solution to a really bad DRAFT problem that i was having in my house with keeping the cold out in the winter and the heat out in the summer.In which i tried a few solution that didnt work for this what seemed to be a minor issue / BIG PROBLEM.Iv installed it in the middle of this past winter and it has worked to keep out the cold air ever since and the heat in the summer as well.

Used this on my truck topper on my 03 tundra for the section between the rails that creates a larger gap. Filled in the space nicely and my only criticisms are there is no instructions no mention of needing to clean the surface good and with alcohol which wasn't an issue for me but someone who might not know better. Lastly the adhesive could be better I assume I'll probably have to replace it every time I remove the cap from the truck.

I moved last winter and found out that my doors and windows were letting out a ton of heat due to their age. This was easy to apply and did the trick! Now the heat stays in and the cold stays out-hopefully vice versa for the summer. Quick fix and value!

Tried this in gaps around and in wall air conditioner. It just would stay stuck on. Moving on to Foam insulation. It may not stay in place if the door or window is frequently opened and closed!

Installed this on one of our interior doors. The seal Insulation table was a little thick for what I needed so I had to trim the thickness down.Overall it did as I expected, the door no longer rattles when someone opens another door. It also helped with sounds coming into the office from the door. I do however wish the Adhesive was a little better, The foam has moved a little since install and starting to stick on people if they brush on the door frame.

Please buy any other brand of this product. Falling apart after just a week of use and has ruined my door frame. Thanks for attention.

Probably should have returned but kept for future use on something else. It was way too thick for my door. Thanks for attention.

I was looking for a one 1/2” piece of self-adhesive foam and saw this. Nothing in the description says it’s two 1/4” foam pieces - side-by-side, which is deceiving. I could have bought one 1/4” foam and just doubled it (would have been cheaper). The foam itself is fine and sticky, but this wasn’t what I was looking for.

I have tried and tried and tried to put this product under my doors but after a couple times of opening the door, the product comes off. Useless.

Used to seal opening between sliding patio doors because of doggie door. Dog didn’t use door so it’s been removed. They work, but you are likely to mess up your first install, and it''d be nice to have a secondary..

I would give the product a higher rating if it was not so difficult to remove the cover on the adhesive strip. They need to add some sort of pull so that you can easily remove it. Other than that, it went on easily, seems to be sticking well, and is doing what I need it to do,

Adhesive backing completely melted/stuck in product. Rips 1/4 inch off the product when you try to remove the backing to expose the adhesive. I’ve already cut multiple strips off. So frustrated.

I noticed it breaks apart fairly easily if you mess with it too much. It gets the job done for the most part. It may not adhere well to painted surfaces!

After installing my windows AC units, there is always a gap between the bottom of the unit and the window sill. I cut a piece of this foam to the length that is needed, I do not remove the adhesive backing, I just slide the piece into the gap and it fits perfectly!

The product lacked any adhesive and and simply tore off with the tape where the adhesive should have been. Perhaps the product storage environment caused the adhesive to fail, but pulling up the tape also pulled apart the insulation rendering this product useless.

the old gasket was shot, alcohol cleaned the surface, installed this gasket bending around the corners ""on the door"" carefully, sprayed on the metal where the seal hits ""when shutting the door"" with ----liquid wrench part # L512----dry lube (quick drying) no oily residual----very carefully closed fridge door, put 2 ratchet straps on around 1 towards the top 1 towards the bottom, firmly snugged them till the door totally latched,,,, left them on for a week, then slowly opened the door…

AVOID unless you want to be dissappointed. The tape does NOT come off the foam without ripping the foam. Worst weatherstripping I have ever come across. I'm sorry I bought it.