Duck Brand 30 ft. Foam Weatherstrip Seal for Small Gaps, 2 Pack

We rent and the gaps in some of the doors and windows is concerning. To ensure that no bugs, dust come in nor our air conditioning goes out, I needed something easy to install that would also be easy to remove when we move out. This fit the bill - and the gaps. To ensure it sticks though, make certain you clean the area of use carefully and thoroughly.

Nice price, adheres well to properly prepared door surfaces, close in quality to the high-priced spread - durability beyond a couple of months unknown at this time.

When our sliding glass door frame kinda ‘disjointed', the door didn't quite fit all the way in when closing. I used this to fill that gap, so that it keeps my AC %26 heat in without escaping. It's a good stop-gap (pun intended!) until we figure out our next move. I also used it on the bottom of the front door to fill in that open space. I hate those California earthquakes. I wake up %26 notice something ELSE doesn't fit quite right when it did before. <sigh>

We bought this black foam weatherstripping to pad and insulate a door. The weatherstripping works perfectly and the door fits like a glove. Wanted to complete this task before summer and the heat. I would buy it again.

I have used weatherstrip for years and they work well. They keep the cold out and to purchase a large package like this is very economical. I have never seen a 3 pack in the stores. I highly recommend this weatherstrip and will be purchasing more in the future and the price is wonderful.

Dead of winter now. Cheap, easy Jerry-rig fix: I was surprised at how good this is! Sure it's cheap and somewhat difficult to apply "prettily": On the flip-side, that helps with easy removal/ repositioning. I wouldn't trust it so much applied upon typical latex wall paint--may then attract dust/dirt too. This is far easier to apply than its unwieldy 3/8" "little brother," though.

It's not very easy to use and once you've squeezed it to hard ( like ripping off a piece ) it doesn't go back to normal it stays squished! Not very scissor friendly either!

This weather strip is decent. Adhesive could be stickier. When installing this weather strip you'll want to make sure that the surface your applying it to is very clean. And I mean squeaky clean or it ain't gonna stick. Sticks best to metal, glass, etc. Surfaces that are non-porous. Does not stick well to flat painted surfaces. Gloss and semi-gloss painted surfaces it adheres to well. I get about one year out of an application of this weather strip. After that it really needs to be replaced.

One side is sticky adhesive under the peel off paper and the other side isn't. It stretches very easily and makes it so it will get too thin when you try to stuff it in a crack. I've tried it twice and yes it keeps the draft out of the door crack but there has to be a better product to use. Also looks terrible because of how easily is stretches it gets bumpy. Doesn't look good with white window and door trim. You don't need scissors to cut it, you can pull it apart. I will find something else next winter.

I have put weatherstripping on my doors before and duct usually is a good product as far as the tape goes, but this weatherstripping wouldn't stick no matter what I did…. Maybe it was something I was doing wrong, but I don't see how that's possible…. As a matter of fact, right before I did this review, I was looking at it, and it was a waste of money.