ToLanbbt 16.5Ft/5M Universal Garage Threshold Seal Strip with 300ml Black Sealants/Adhesives, Garage Door Bottom Weatherproof Strip Rubber DIY Weather Stripping Replacement(Black)

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Very good product easy to install looks great

This Universal Garage Threshold Seal Strip is a fantastic upgrade for keeping your garage dry and clean. The 16.5ft length was easy to cut to size, and the kit included plenty of adhesive—no need to buy extra. Installation was straightforward, and the seal fits snugly. Most importantly, it truly works: rainwater stays out, and the garage stays protected. A smart, effective DIY solution that delivers on its promise!

Me gustaria que hubiera sido más alto, para que amortiguara un poco mas el peso de la puerta

For 45 years, it annoyed me about the rainwater leaking into my garage. I have replaced the garage doors, the door seals, even attempted to chisel away some concrete to channel the invading water away. Finally! A quality product! Even a caveman like me could install it easily within minutes! And it works! No water in garage! No more sweeping out! First, I lightly wire brushed area. I have a garage floor sealant, and wanted the caulk to stick solidly. Then I measured distance ( twice!) between garage door tracks. The roll was just OVER what was needed, so I cut in half. Laying rubber ( good pliable heavy duty rubber) out, I lined it up as instructed and penciled edges. Instead of totally removing it, I was able to roll one side up on itself while squeezing out the more than enough caulk. That was I simply unrolled it back into place and closed door onto it to hold it in place while it dried. The penciling helped to insure it was perfect. There’s also a yellow line on the rubber to line up the inside edge perfectly- you can gently make corrections as the caulk is still wet. Keeping door closed overnite will ‘ seal the deal’. (Don’t forget to park car outside if you have to go out- driving overstep when caulk is wet will move it! ). There’s plenty of extra caulk, so if there’s any gap between rubber and door frame, pile some caulk in there to make a perfect seal. I put a small piece of Saran Wrap there where I piled extra caulk at edge so it wouldn’t stick to door bottom. Worked perfectly. Rains came after job. Garage is dry- first time in 45 years!