Garage Door Bottom Seal Kit: Replace Your Old Rubber Weather Stripping for Improved Insulation

Tom Rafferty: The product seemed strong when I first got it. The rubber seemed durable but is not. I have about a 12 inch separation of the rubber already in 7 months. Rain water can now get into the garage. I do not recommend this manufacturer. They should refund my money.
Tom R. from Long Island NY

United States on Dec 12, 2023

Bill: Happy with purchase and install. When I received the seal I unrolled it and laid it flat for a few days. After removing the old rubber seal from tracking, I cleaned and sprayed Silicone in the T slots. I was able to install by myself on this one 10 foot wide door.

United States on Dec 10, 2023

Christopher Neale: Product was super easy to install on my garage doors. Was a little longer and had to trim to size but works great. Completely seals the gap on my garage doors

United States on Oct 30, 2023

Pierre R.: finally got around to installing it - was easy to install, good transaction

Canada on Nov 16, 2022

shippreck: I can see why some one might have issues with this seal coming out of it's track. That said, I believe the issue is with the installer. If the size of the tee and the track are compatible, there should be no problem when installed correctly. However, Even with two people , this was not easy to guide in and secure properly. Lubrication such as soapy water is essential to ease the process. Soap will dry and probably help hold the seal in the track. If the "Tee" is not properly inserted in the track the seal will come out, as several other reviewers pictures show. This is the fault of the installer , not the product. Having had this situation while I was installing it, , I suggest this is caused by the inner portion of the tee ( the part you can't see.) not being seated. If only the outer portion is in place, it looks like it is in place, but it may not be. Running your fingers along the edges can quickly discern that the tee is only partially inserted. A smallish rounded tool (not sharp) can help with this issue. You have to squeeze the inner portion up into the track and then press the out part in. Compressing the seal with your fingers will pop an improper...

United States on May 17, 2021

Amazon CustomerAmazon Customer: This product was used to replace an old garage door seal. Before ordering, make sure to look at the existing track to determine the seal type. I have two separate garage doors and the seal type was different for each door. You can check out the different types by doing a simple search on 'garage door seals.' If unfamiliar how to replace the seal, there are plenty of good YouTube videos to show you how and the installation is quite easy. As you first examine the old seal, there are usually a couple of screws that hold the seal in place at each end. Once the screws are removed, you can start to pull the old seal from the track and there are different ways of doing this. Once removed (and it may take a bit of patience), clean the old track and straighten out any bends in the existing track to ensure the new seal slides easier along the groove. I used a mixture of dish soap and water to clean and prepare the tracks. Using soap and water may also the new seal slide a little better into the grooves. Using a bit of WD40 along the tracks also helps. Having a second person is very helpful during the installation as it makes sliding and keeping the seal in place much...

United States on Aug 20, 2020