62" x 210" Frost King V95H Vinyl Garage Door Side and Top Weather-Strip

Kimberly Nash: Worth the cash, easy to install. Helps keep the draft out on your windows throughout winter months.

United States on Dec 09, 2023

Adam: Works well in my screened in porch.

United States on Nov 16, 2023

D Benson: Fairly easy to use. Definitely need two people if windy. Still works even if cooler weather

Canada on Nov 12, 2023

Dean Siewert: I've used this for multiple years to winterize our screened-in porch. It's worked well. Take the time to clean the surfaces first and I don't expect you'll have any problems. We've put it up in fall and takes it down in the spring without problems. If the tape/film is left up too long, the adhesive can be difficult to remove (speaking from experience, 12 months is way too long).

United States on Oct 27, 2023

Sandy Z Taylor: So far it has been working. Will see how it does during the winter

United States on Oct 22, 2023

David Gaboury: Great product to use outdoors.

Canada on Oct 19, 2023

Guy Boisjoli: I buy this exact item every fall to cover our patio doors in our bedroom. We don’t use it outdoors, but indoors instead. Super easy to install as the product is of very good quality. The tape goes on easy and adhering the poly is just as easy. Use a hair blower to make the wrinkles disappear and make taught. Bonus it comes off just as easy in spring. Tape too.

Canada on Oct 21, 2022

Ernesto Diaz Rodriguez: No esperes milagros pero si se distingue una pequeña diferencia en temperatura, bastante laborioso de colocar, ojalá durara mas tiempo

Mexico on Mar 09, 2021

wendy L.: Doesn't stick as well as I would have liked.

Canada on Nov 19, 2020

blake: I bought this product for a 6' x 3' single pain window. It was reasonably easy to install; I used the included double sided tape around the entire perimeter of the window. The tape stuck to the painted wood window frame well enough and it seemed to stick to the film well also. I got it pretty taught without many wrinkles with the initial install. There were a few visible streaks where the thickness of the film varied. I expected that and it was OK. You didn't really notice it when you were standing a few feet away.

I used a hair drier to shrink the film and it took out the remaining wrinkles and cloudiness. At this point it looked pretty good and the wife approved. This is the point where the review went from a 5 stars to one star. After about an hour, I noticed that a few wrinkles formed where the tape had let go. We watched a movie with the soundtrack accompanied by the creaking and snapping sound of the plastic pulling away from tape. By the end of the movie the film was attached by about 40% of the tape, and it was on the floor by morning.

The instructions did not say anything about shrinking the film with a hair dryer. I guess...

United States on Oct 28, 2012