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Features
If you notice water seeping in under your garage door or
bugs that are taking up residence in your garage, it's time to buy our new long-lasting bottom
garage seal. Not only will it help to keep out moisture, debris and rodents,
but it will also help prevent heat loss from heated garages.
Technical:
- Gray in color and measures 4" across when placed flat.
- Double "T" style measures 5/16"
- Easy to install and replace the old, existing weather seal - No screws or nails needed!
- Seals Garage Door to Keep Out Dust, Dirt ,Debris and Pests
- Heavy Duty waterproof seat that stays flexible from -40°F to 140°F ensuring a tight seal
- Can be easily cut to fit the desired size of your garage door
- Does not come with screws or the aluminum of the garage door
Compatibility: Works with Midland brand garage doors as well as most Amarr, Clopay, CHI, Midland, North Central, Garaga , Overhead Door, Ideal, Raynor, Martin, Ankmar and more. Please contact us if you are unsure if this seal will work on your garage door.
If you aren't sure if this weather seal will work on your garage door you can order a sample of this product.
How to Easily Replace the Bottom Weather Seal on Your Garage Door
- Start by removing the existing weather strip gasket (you may also
need to replace the
bracket if necessary) using a Philips or standard screwdriver to remove
the existing screws. Be careful not to dent or damage the steel garage
door panels or to scratch the wood garage door panels.
- Next, raise the garage door to a comfortable work height for you to
take your measurements. Start by measuring the length of the garage
door.
Add 6" for each side to allow for any adjustments needed to be made.
Measure the width of
the bottom of the door and the width of the existing garage door gasket
(if possible). Do not remove the existing bottom weather seal until you
have purchased a
replacement gasket!
- First clean and spray the bottom seal retainer grooves with an aerosol lubricant product like WD-40 or something similar, this will help slide the new seal into the retainer.
- Now, start pulling the new bottom weather seal into the retainer, this is easier with another persons help to guide the seal.
- When you have equal amounts of the bottom seal on each end of the door, stop, read below note.
- You can take the extra 6" on each end and carefully tuck it back in on top of itself (this allows for thermal expansion & contraction, so you never get a gap at the door ends) or trim as instructed below for a "cleaner" look.
- Now trim any excess length
of the bottom seal gasket with a utility knife. Make sure you don't damage
the surface of the garage door when trimming the excess gasket. Also, don't let the
gasket interfere with the raising and lowering of the garage door. You will want to verify this before you continue.
- Finally, test the new garage door gasket seal by lowering the door
and checking for a continuous seal along the bottom of the garage door.
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