Do I use this in addition to or in place of the rubbers seal that is already on the bottom of my garage door?
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I used this product in place of the existing seal. This product worked very well.
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Hi,No, this goes on the floor and the rubber piece from the garage door sits on top of it. When you close the garage door it creats a seal between the garage door and floor. I hope this helps.
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Use this in addition to the seal already on the bottom. I'm a contractor and have used it successfully multiple times- works great!
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I used it in addition to rubber on bottom of door. Helps to keep fine dust out. Working well so far.
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It is used on the floor in addition to the seal on your door. The rubber-on-rubber makes a good seal to keep out water and multi-segmented critters. Our driveway slopes very very slightly toward the garage door and I had a problem with water seeping under the door when it rained heavily. This stripping solved the problem nicely.
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In addition. On the concrete. It meets with the rubber seal on the door to make the fit tighter.
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if it wer me i wood A replace barrel B get apray an rubber gutter sealer or swamp cooler sealent from at the hardwareC use this sh@# remember its got to be clean and dry to work
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Hello Angela,This is a broad question. There are several ways to apply the EnduraSeal solvent based sealer. I need to know a bit more information about the surface, environment, etc. so feel free to give us a call any time.Thanks, Rob LEnduraCoat888-246-9614
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This garage door "bottom seal" only works on garage doors that go "up and down". Will not work for "sliding, barn door style" or "swinging" garage doors.
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You should contact the manufacturer. I am just using a sealing clip at the moment.
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Push under disengaged door from inside till raised section of weather seal is flush with seal on bottom of door. Raise door, trace edges of seal with a pencil on garage floor.
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Yes, the rubber seal itself will cover about 2", but you can also locate the alum. brackets lower on the Garage Door and gain another 1-2"... My G door is sagging badly in the middle and I needed to cover 3" at the ends. Since the Alum Brackets came in 4' sections and you have to drill your mounting holes, there's plenty of room for "adjustments" Great product, well worth it to put off buying a whole G door for another few seasons... :D
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This is what I know and what I think I know. I also worried about the width of the aluminum base when I ordered two of these garage door seals. Turns out that the width of the aluminum base is approximately 1 3/4" which means there's a slight overlap of 1/4" on each side of the door. I THINK the 2.8" dimension they're talking about in the description is the width of the rubber seal when it's flat (before it's inserted into the base and becomes a cushioned seal). The manufacturer should be more specific and give all dimensions. Anyway, it works and it looks good.
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This seal is not big enough to bridge a gap that big - it won't handle much more than 1/2". I bought a different seal - Garage Door Parts Clopay T-end Bottom Rubber Seal - 4 1/2"x20' - and used it with the same track in this kit. It can probably handle up to 2". My garage door has a gap of 1 1/4" either end (of a 16ft door) and it seals really nicely.
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Normally there is a channel type of slot the seal slides into. Be careful to buy the type of seal that will fit into the type of slot on your door. Good Luck.
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I wouldn't . If you don't have a leak then I wouldn't mess with it . Or I would remive the silicone and use the dicor sealant .
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I believe the attachment provides enough seal compared to having the original rubber seal. I also have to qualify that I am saying without putting it through any rigorous test
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put it on anything rubber. the ceramic shaft seal doesn't need the lube. be sure to completely cover the o-rings
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Hi Greg, It's true that this garage door seal appears in shape to be similar to a car's 'lower lip'. However the material the garage seal is made from a material feels much less durable than the original equipment material of the 'lower lip'. It feels like a dense foam rubber. Once attached to your car, if the seal rubbed on a concrete parking lot curb, I suspect the seal would tear.
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Hi Greg,It's true that this garage door seal appears in shape to be similar to a car's 'lower lip'. However the material the garage seal is made from a material feels much less durable than the original equipment material of the 'lower lip'. It feels like a dense foam rubber. Once attached to your car, if the seal rubbed on a concrete parking lot curb, I suspect the seal would tear.
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my garage door had a seal on the bottom I used them both together for a perfect fit
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I placed the threshold so it comes up to the stripping I have on the door. It doesn't make the best seal and I am considering getting a different bottom seal.