Car Door Rubber Seal Strip Trim Seal with Side Bulb for Cars, Boats, RVs, Trucks, and Home Applications, Car Weather Striping (20Ft)

I was rear-ended last year, and because of this, my trunk was not perfectly aligning to close. Fast forward a year, and I think the hot and cold has caused the shape to worsen to the point that when I got my car washed, I noticed my trunk was getting pretty soaked due to leaking. I got this rubber seal just to use as filler to fill voids and spots that were apparently open (I shined a flashlight from inside and noticed where the light was leaking). This rubber was easy to trim, and then I glued it with Gorilla Glue. It was easy to work with, and the piece is rather large. I was able to fill in all the spots with one, and the quality of the rubber seems similar and on par to OEM. If I need more to fill, I won't hesitate to use this.

It seems great IF your lip or edge your applying to is universal in size. Seems well made solid feeling and the grip is good. I tested a spot or two before realizing with some fiberglass campers the primary door and frame may have varying widths along the edge that you plan on applying it too. Mine ends up some spots are thicker and can not do one single run around the door. Best advice is make sure your edge is universal and it should be good. From the material and all I would guess long lasting as well.

We used the strip for our can am atv to help keep some of wind flow/dirt from coming into the cab.Is only difficult to install because of the location of where we were needing it in the ATV.Used for ATV . Only difficult to install because of the location of where we were needing it in the ATV.

This was a perfect replacement for the seal under my step to access the batteries in my motorhome, which had been torn up .

I have a sedan 1991 318i and the door weather seal it's like $285.99 each door I replaced it with this seal and it looks like it seals better than the poem obviously the original one it's 29 years old I measured the original one then I ordered this one and now it fits really good, I recommend you to give it a try this will fit the coupe and the sedan

I bought this for my John Deere lawn mower on the lid for the bagger. John Deere wanted $15 for 17in. This was $16.99 for 10 ft. Much better deal for the same thing.

Went on good. Only issue so far is that there are no vent holes in it so when the door compresses it acts like a bubble that makes it hard to close the door. Poked a few small air release holes and it helps.Installed on 1969 Landcruiser

Perfect! Worked extactly how I hoped. Easily installed. I wanted to replace the seal on my top back doors for my horse trailer these are heavy duty very well made!