M-D Building Products 01025 17 ft. Black Small Rubber Auto & Marine Weatherseal for All Climates

Used this to reseal my third brake light on my truck. Worked perfectly and extremely easy to work with.

Just got this delivered today and I was happy to note that it was good quality straight from the pack. Very easy to install and it had a very good hold. It is a little expensive when compared to cheaper alternatives easy available from Amazon but none of the alternatives had the quality or the hold this one had. So I think it’s a do it once and do it right kinda product. I had to order five more packs after it. Expensive, I know, but they do a good job.

I have seen several reviews that comment on how weak the adhesive is (stickiness). They must have increased how much or the type of adhesive they use because, if anything, it sticks too quickly and is hard to adjust if it goes in crooked. I used this initially as a buffer on the face of a strobe light for the rear window on my truck. It worked GREAT. No rattling or light leakage. Then I used it on the bottom of two storm doors - applied on a warmer day (65°) and it stuck immediately and very well. I intend to buy another roll so that I can put it on my truck's side rails to help prevent water leakage under my tri-fold tonneau cover. I have zero issues with thisproduct. Oh yeah, the package says it "contains (2) 8 1/2" strips". Even in the new math that equals 17 feet. Whiners... The Sramajor

Easy to pull out of package and split the two 'rows' of weather seal. Easy enough to pull off the sticker tape and stick to your car/boat. I was finding it was a little stubborn about sticking to my car door. To be fair I didn't give it a thorough cleaning beforehand but you may want to have some additional adhesive just in case. After a couple days of pressing back on, mine is staying where i put it.

Factory gasket (aka garbage) for my Ram Classic 1500 third brake light was letting water in. I saw many write ups on FB groups as well as YouTube and other forums where fellow Moparians purchased this gasket material to redo the third brake light seal. Very easy to work with and pliable to easily navigate the bends of the light housing. Thicker than original gasket so I am certain now that no water will make it's way in.

Product is perfect size for boat hatches and sticks well. I wiped down mounting surface with Acetone before applying. Peel tape back and apply with light pressure. I have not had any come loose so far. It stopped the rattling of the hatch lids on my boat while underway. Good product!

The rubber seal itself is good, I used a razor blade to split the two halves and went on with my install. Now the adhesive on this stuff is absolute junk. I've had bubble gum stick better on the bottom of my boot after stepping in oil. I am using this for a windshield seal on my side by side and took all the precautions of cleaning the surface before installing the seal. Used rubbing alcohol and waited until it was fully dried before peeling the adhesive backing. It started off okay but as I kept going it barely stuck to the plastic (polycarbonate) If I were to need more weatherstripping I would find something that uses a 3M adhesive tape on the back.

I detest roaches… and even with this white strip on the inside that drags across the floor, a roach still got in the other day! So I got this strip and placed two across my front doors threshold to prevent more bugs from crawling inside. It works well because it’s raised so helps seal the gap between the bottom of the door and the threshold, but when I bring my rolling laundry basket inside, it goes down and back up since it’s rubber, and it doesn’t lose its adhesion for a decent amount of time. Plus, if it even does lose its adhesion, I still have extra stripping to replace it with! Cant go wrong with keeping hot/cold air, and bugs out! I did clean the threshold well with a microfiber towel and isopropyl alcohol before applying the strip. And the price is great!