Trim-Lok P-Shaped Rubber Seal – EPDM Foam Rubber Seal with HT (General Acrylic) Pressure Sensitive Adhesive – Door & Window Weather Seal for Homes, Cars, & Boats – .5" Height, 1.25" Width, 250' Length

I have 2 long Stahl tool boxes I use for my tree service on one of my trucks and I decided to give the old DIY toolbox restoring itch a scratch haha. This was the only basket I could find that was actually similar to the original gasket. Only had to cut a bit of the width off and it surprisingly works better than the original IMO. Definitely worth grabbing

Used this for front bulkhead seal for an undercover folding tonneau coverSeals vertically and horizontally from edge to edgeMuch better than the foam seal that’s provided with the bed cover

I noticed that the top of my garage door had a gap because it wasn't touching the outside weather stripping/trim combo. I didn't want to screw around removing/repositioning the outer weather stripping for fear of breaking it or needing to paint the newly exposed top frame. I shut the door and from the inside I used screws with washers to fasten this seal to the top header beam, just touching the top of the closed door. As the garage door lifts, the door pulls away from this seal, so it doesn't try to rip it off. Perfect! My garage is heated, so my heating bills should improve.The adhesive on this seal isn't strong enough to adhere to bare wood. This appears to be an EPDM seal, so It's heavy like rubber. It should last a very long time.

I have tried at least 4 different types of stick-on rubber or foam weather stripping. I needed something that would adhere to clean, dry, smooth, 2x4 lumber as I was trying to seal an attic ladder hatch door to prevent moist air from intruding into the attic space and causing mold. All but this refused to stick to the 2x4 for longer than a minute before they started peeling off. Some of those came with a roll of extra stick tape. But that didn't do any better (and why that should be needed if the adhesive was good as those makers/sellers claimed is a mystery). But this Trim-Lok product stuck fabulously. The adhesive worked for me even after removing the product from the 2x4 for extra trimming and re-applying. Imagine that! It is true that the adhesive strip on this is wider than those on the other products. But the weight and size of the product is larger too. At any rate, this was finally the only one that STUCK.

Under door seal for home built car.

I needed to remove the draft under my greenhouse door and this was the only item I tried that worked. The design makes it so it can have both a very tight firm seal, and not just be pushed out of the way when the door closes. Very happy with this product.

Did everything I need it to do. I used it on my 69 impala 2dr for the door/window molding

Bought this product to seal up the gap between my door and storm door. I was unsure of whether it would work. I cut the product to the length of my door on one side of the storm door and added another strip along the front edge of the threshold and reduced the size of the gap significantly. I now hope this will help to keep debris out. There is plenty of leftover material to seal anything else around the house.