Weather Stripping for Doors and Windows,Tolmnnts All-Climate D-Type Self-Adhesive Foam Seal Strip for Doors/Windows Gap Blocker and Sound Insulation,66FT(20M) 2Pack,White

I really liked this product the adhesive is strong enough to hold the only thing is that you have to be very careful when you are removing the adhesive take your time removing it other than that this product work =s like magic.*Clean the desire work area first & wait until is dry and that it*Yes I would buy this product again

The stripping blended well with the windows and stayed on nicely. Then it started to rise up off the top and bottom of the window. It seems the heat in the room and sunlight made it raise up. I really like the fact that it looked natural to the window and then I had to spend time putting it back in place. I felt it was a good product till I started having this issue. Also, I trim the sky light windows which didn't work out so well. The strips would be down on the floor and I think it's the heat in the room doing this. I do like the product just not replacing it over again and again. Maybe the stripping needs a different kind of glue or whatever it is to make it stick on. Thank you for asking for my comment.

This seal comes with two rolls, and each roll is about 16.5ft. And each roll can split in half; therefore, there are about 65ft in total, which is a lot. The attached photo is before and after. It helps seal the gap exceptionally well, so no cold air comes in anymore. I will recommend this product.

I would never buy this product again. The backing paper was soo soo soo difficult to remove. After peeling for few inches the backing paper breaks and to separate backing paper from the glue was extremely difficult. In some places when trying to remove the backing paper the glue itself peeled off and I had to cut the weather strip where there was no glue and attach a new portion there, thus breaking the continuity of the strip. I bought the strip from here because I did not get the color I needed from the local Home Depot. I bought a white from Home Depot for my white door and attaching that weather strip was soo easy , it took me 10 minutes in total. For this particular one it took me 45 minutes to just finish one door because of the backing paper getting stuck and break from the glue.

installed these around my widow seal just for extra protection and I can really feel a difference between the windows these were installed compared to the others. the draft is significantly reduced in the really cold winter.

I installed this over doors and windows. it helped stop the air leaks but not sure how long it holds. In few places where the space is tight the adhesion came off due to door friction. I would say it is still worth the money, similar one in Home Depot costs $7 for half the length, it says it holds the shape for 10 years, need to see how much of that is true in coming years.

This weather stripping is soft and makes a good seal for doors if you have a rattle or enough space to allow for the door to close. Stops air from coming in and makes it feel solid and quite. There is enough weather strip to do 8 to 10 doors .depends on how many edges you can seal. The roles split in half

Installed this in an extra door for my room that I won't use. Problem is, I can't get the friggin door to close unless I bang on it multiple times. Then it's impossible to open lol. It's possible that my doors are just built differently.Once I got it to close, it does everything it says it does. Locks in the temperature, sound proofs, etc. Just makes closing/opening the door tougher for some people.