CRL Translucent Vinyl Bulb Seal with Pre-Applied Tape for 5/32" Gap - 95 in Long

As the technical director over a funeral home in southeastern Oklahoma part of my job is to constantly update and refine all behind-the-scenes aspects of the business including presentational marketing. I have been researching how best to present casket information in signage. The previous iteration of our casket signs was an 11x17 folded card stock adaptation of advertising I had seen in a restaurant. It proved to be effective but, after further evaluation, too whimsical. We needed something more serious and more professional, an aesthetic more grounded in the real world. Occam’s Razor suggested using plastic L frames, but my reservation in using them is from experience they are too brittle for the kind of knocking about that is the nature of this industry plus given the flat resting surface area, they leave themselves too open to sliding off the slightly convex surface of the top of the caskets. I knew it was critical for this project that I needed something with a grip, but a strip of gripping material rather than a button like a rubber foot. In my Amazon searches I came across this product; a strip of sealing material I knew had the friction coefficient I needed with an added bonus of being low profile. Now, as you can see in an example from our showroom floor, we have a much more professional pricing display thanks to this product. It may be a lateral use of this product from the way it was intended, but I couldn’t be more pleased with the result.

I liked the fact that the adhesive was already on the product and that it installed quite easily. I used it to close the gaps on both sides of a 3/8” clear glass, frameless, swinging shower door. For the most part, it works quite well. However, because I didn’t measure the gaps accurately, I still get a small amount of leakage. I also love the fact that, once installed, it is virtually invisible. One would have to be looking for it to see it.

I Installed this about 12 months ago. It is easy to install and works for the desired issue, but the adhesion is already starting to let loss. Will probably have to pull it up and install a new piece. Adhesive should be improved.

This might work fine if you have a one-piece, very smooth surface to stick it to. I have marble floor tiles and a grout joint where I needed to run this. It did not stick to the grout joint from the start and water leaked through. However, over a couple days it even came loose from the flat tiles of marble. I had completely cleaned the surfaces, too. Could be that the marble has more in the way of surface imperfections than glazed tile. I will pitch this and go with a seal using silicone sealant.

I formerly had a problem with water getting under my shower door. I replaced the sweep... it did not solve the problem. may because I'm not an expert. After thinking about it more I purchased this final bulb seal. I stopped using the rain man because of the water issue. I finally got around to installing the bulb seal. I was a quick and easy fix. I am now using all 3 shower heads and now .... no more leaks so I can attest that this think works. Thanks

Even though it does what it's supposed to do, the adhesive is cheap and weak. Before to apply I cleaned the surface perfectly, used alcohol to remove any deposit of dust and improve the bond. It lasted just few days before peeling off. Good item, bad tape. At this price they should use a 3M tape. Do not waste your money.

I tried two separate bulb seals, that were all the wrong size (my error). I sent for this and it works perfectly. It's very easy to put on, the tape is really helpful. To start, I pulled a little tape off the top, stuck it to the edge and slowly worked down the edge and pulled the tape away, as I went.

I bought a frameless shower door custom cut. They did not explain that there would be inevitable splash-through from the shower head and water splashing off of the showeree (me). SO, dangit, I started trying to find clear vinyl gasketing, and started adjusting the spacing of the door hinges, to arrive at the best combination of gaskets. I am pasting this review on the THREE different types I had to use, ultimately, to ELIMINATE water getting outside of the shower. NOW, it's nice.

works very well laid across the tile to help keep water in shower under shower glass door.