52.4Ft Universal Self Adhesive Weather Seal Strip for Auto, 51/100 x 1/5 Inch Thick, Car Door & Window Weatherstrip with Engine Cover (2 Rolls, 26.2 Ft Each)

Used this before. Works great on trailer doors, house doors, etc..

This EPDM B-shape weather strip is excellent! I am so glad that I took the time to carefully research the width, height, and compressibility of this B-shape EPDM rubber weather strip. It is the perfect width for our RV screen door jam and it easily compresses from it's normal height of 5mm to 2mm filling air gaps nicely.If you follow these few guidelines, it is very easy to firmly apply in a nice straight line:1) Insure the surface you're applying the weather strip to is perfectly clean; wipe it with alcohol just before application.2) After getting an inch or so firmly applied, pull about 6 inches of the red adhesive backing strip loose to expose the adhesive strip and create a slight bend (see pics) and apply the weather strip in a rolling manner... keeping a bend. and pressing it down in spots to secure it as you go.3) * IMPORTANT * Don't pull or stretch the weather strip as you apply it. Doing so will compromise the adhesion because the EPDM rubber strip will then always be under stress - working to shrink to its original length and form with warming and cooling cycles - and eventually the adhesion will fail.4) Only pull about 6 inches of the red adhesive protective strip off of the adhesive at a time; don't let it become too long as you apply the EPDM weather strip. It's easier to work with that way. Stay neat, snip off the red strip after it gets about 2 feet long.5) After you've applied the weather strip, use three finger tips or your thumb to press and release the entire length of the rubber strip to insure the adhesive is securely bonded to the surface it's applied to.Good luck. Enjoy.

It’s a great product, it actually reduce the noise coming in my car, I also had a water leak every time it rain I always found water on the carpet on the passenger side and now that is raining again I havent found water coming in and my cars carpet is dry!

Rain kept coming in car door, this door stripping did the job

The media could not be loaded. I wrote one review already for this one with 5 stars but maybe they don't want 5 stars? instead 4 stars this time -.-I'll try to keep it short. Does it work? Yes, but you need to find the source of the problem (wind noise). Does it stick? Yes, but make sure to clean the surface that you're planning on placing the weather strips. Otherwise, it'll peel off within hours/days/weeks. My still holds pretty well. My problem was, I bought a 2024 Toyota Tundra and I noticed that the wind noise was super loud when you go above 45 mph. The faster you go, the louder it sound. I ended up buying this and was following a reference video that I saw. It did not work initially. If you watch the video, I explain it clearly. I did not bother to take more photos. Sorry. Hope this helps.EDIT: After weeks or driving it and testing it, I've found that it DID NOT help as much as I thought it did. When the wind was blowing directly to the door of my Tundra, it still is making that loud noise that was initially there. It helped somewhat during the 40-50 mph drive and less wind. Going to leave it at 3 stars now.

I’m not going to lie I was extremely skeptical when I bought this roll as I didn’t think it would stick at all. However it sticks just fine. Like way better than I expected. I put these on my front two doors and wow no wind noise and my car is better insulated which is super nice. I’m planning on ordering another two rolls for the rear doors. I would say order two or three rolls if you’re planning on doing all four doors plus trunk and hood jams. I would recommend this product especially to the people with some what older cars as the older rubber starts to deteriorate.

The top vent window weather stripping under the vent window glass in my Glasstite brand camper shell on my pickup truck has leaked for several years. The rubber seal under the glass deteriorated after being in the sun for many years, and it would leak water onto the bed liner in the truck. I found this and another size of weather stripping to try out under the top vent window glass. The smaller of the two sizes I ordered seemed to work well, but if it doesn't seal up well enough, I will replace it with this thicker material. Stay tuned on this issue....