Questions and Answers for Frost King 5/16 in. x 1/4 in. x 17 ft. Grey D-Center EPDM Medium Gap Weatherseal Tape

A:  I think this material is too lightweight and the adhesive too weak for an exterior door application. I'd recommend something purpose built as a door sweep/seal that screws on.

A:  It probably wont seal as tight as you need. The best sealer would be a Frost King Door Sweep or Door Bottom.

A:  There is not a smaller version of this profile. We have only make this one size.

A:  It really depends on the size of gap you are needing to seal.

A:  Yes, it is a compression type seal. It should be mounted so closing the windows compresses it. Application where there is friction will not work well.That could wear out the seal and tear the adhesive loose. Overall easy application and a positive deal!

A:  Yes I installed mine on a gap that I tried several others and could not get to stick. This one worked great.

A:  Yes. You have to clean the area very well. I sprayed 70% Isopropyl over my gloss painted doors and it stayed in place. Also as a backup I purchased adhesive spray.

A:  Yes the adhesive is strong enough to last 10 years in place around a door or window.

A:  Yes, I put this weatherstripping on when it was about 50 degrees out where I have a wrapped steel door and a metal storm door. It's sticking just fine.

A:  Yes good quality sticky stuff

A:  Yes, this is acceptable.

A:  Yes

A:  No, this will not fit correctly into you gap since the adhesive would be on the wrong side.

A:  No, way too thick, and will now contract easily. I think they make a smaller version. Or, get the rubber foam by Frosty King and cut that.

A:  If you're installing it in a spot where there are going to be surfaces sliding across the tape, this is not the right product for your situation. It can only get down to 1/8" when a door closes on it and compresses it. It is 5/16" wide.

A:  Silicone caulk should be used for that. Not weatherstripping.

A:  I used the tape on the front door to virtually eliminate any air flow.

A:  I'm not sure it wouldhold up very long and even when smashed down it would leave a large gap.

A:  The Frosty King Terhmoplastic is waterproof, but I'm not sure about this. Not sure about the under side of the drop-in sink. Probably? Would need to measure.

A:  This product will not compress enough to be used for your sink seal. Caulk is the best method here for sealing a sink against a countertop.

A:  There is nothing wrong with the adhesive on this product. There is nothing to correct.

A:  No, this product's adhesive quality is sub-par at best.

A:  Worked for me, no problem.

A:  The adhesion is decent however some times the leading or trailing end lifts. When this occurs just put a dab of crazy glue to hold the very end and the rest will stay where placed.

A:  Purchased one, and it does not stick. There is a tension due to the way the tape is rolled, it tries to curve away from the surface. After putting it in, the tape curved and the adhesive strip could not even hold it. I tried to attach it to the wood. I really had to press hard, and pulling it was too easy. I do not recommend this.

A:  Pull plastic tape off back press on surface @ cut.

A:  Cut to length, clean surface where it will be applied, remove backing tape and press onto the area you want sealed.

A:  The package explains exactly where to place the tape around the door, which is usually on the door stop on the latch and top side. On windows, place on the bottom of the bottom sash and on the top of the top sash.

A:  NO

A:  goes between the lexan and what your mounting to

A:  This product is for sealing gaps around already installed doors and windows and is not designed for platic window installation. I suggest you go to the trailer manufacturer for this information.