50 Feet D-Shape Rubber Weather Stripping Door Seal Strip, Fingwerk Self-Adhesive Backing Door Weatherstripping for Door Frame Insulation Large Gap, Easy Cut to Size with Tailor Scissors(Black)

I got the scissor set because it had a promotion on it at the time making it cheaper than without the scissors and they are actually very good scissors. I have a few good scissors already plus some junky ones for various projects and these go in the good pile - in case you need a pair.The stripping is resilient with great adhesion so far, 1.5 months after install. It's not a cheap foam-like material but a kind of built up composite as far as I can tell. Won't rip or tear easily. I got a cheaper stripping that I used on windows that don't get opened much to air seal without worrying if it will degrade from use. I used this on a door that gets opened a few times a day and its shape and function appear same as new.

I've used this in several different installations: around my basement windows, between a flush mount ceiling light and a popcorn ceiling, and between the ceiling and attic access panel. It works great for all of them and had been my go-to stripping for whatever application. I've bought other stripping from Home Depot and after returning several because the sticky-strip peels right off alongside the plastic protector I bought this and have been using it exclusively.There are some sections that the red plastic protector has gaped a bit and exposed the sticky strip, but I still haven't ran into a spot that won't stick. I haven't had the issue that a large chunk has came off and stuck the whole thing together like some other users have. If you need weather stripping, I recommend buying this in the largest roll they have and just keeping it on hand.

La gaoma para la puerta funciona muy bien, fue fácil de instalar y fue de gran ayuda para evitar que el calor se salga de la casa pero las tijeras no sirven de nada, no cortan nada, yo use las que tenía en mi casa...

Uses it to seal up the front door. No longer do I see light through the cracks and it is sealed up.Check back in 30 to 60 days.

Downside was that I had to use glue since the tape did not stick well. I used shoe glue and stayed well. Great item to cover the door gap. My goal was to prevent little bugs coming inside the house and I am happy with the result. East to cut to the size you need. I only used it in a couple of spots.

I live in the upper midwest and this winter has been a cold and snowy one. Giving gaps that cold air pours through. These things are a lifesaver. Super easy to put on and they’re affordable. Now I barely feel any draft when I wave my hands at the gaps and the heat is trapped inside.Couple of tips:Make sure your door is clean, use some rubbing alcohol to make sure. That way you will get adhesion when you put them on.Start placing before you cut it. You can pre-measure and cut, but I found the easiest way is to start on one side and attach it all the way across, then when you get to the other end cut the strip and adhere it.Don’t use your door as a “straight” line. If you have gaps your door is very likely crooked with the frame, use the frame to get a straight line. That way you’re actually covering all of the gaps.If you want to protect against the draft this weatherstrip is a must buy.

This was a great product to repair the torn original weatherstrips on my 5th wheel.

Horrible quality tired of getting ripped off by Amazon