Feature
●Double Check Your Existing Garage Door Seals, There Are Two Very Different But Similar "P" Bulb Type Seals. See The Image Guide For More Information!
●This Is Garage Door Seal Not The Only Fit For Overhead Door Brand Garage Doors, However, This Seal Is Used On Many Overhead Garage Door Brands 2″ Insulated And Non-Insulated Residential Garage Doors, Some Genie Brand Garage Doors Also Use This Type Of Garage Door Weatherseal. Series Models 399, 391, 390, 381, 288, 281, 189 And So On.
●This Weather Seal Has A P Shape / Style Bead That Slides Into The Single Channel Bottom Retainer On The Door.
●All Lengths Are At Least 2” Longer Than The Size Listed To Provide A Custom Fit To Your Garage Door. The Weather Stripping Is Easy To Cut To
●Any Length Using A Sharp Utility Knife.
[20ft]
Description
Check out the pictures at the top of our P-Bulb Identification Guide list and double check your existing garage door seals.
There are two very different but similar "P" bulb style seals. This garage door weatherseal will only fit OVERHEAD DOOR brand garage doors.
This is not the only type of weatherseal used on OVERHEAD DOOR BRAND garage doors, however, it is the most common.
This seal is used on many overhead garage door brands 2″ insulated and non-insulated residential garage doors,
some Genie brand garage doors also use this type of garage door weatherseal.
Series Models 399, 391, 390, 381, 288, 281, 189 - and other models.
Color: Black This weatherseal has a P-shape/pattern bead that slides into the single channel bottom retainer on the door.
All lengths are at least longer than listed Measures 2" long to custom fit your garage door.
Weatherstripping is easily cut to any length with a sharp utility knife.
EASY TO INSTALL: Remove old weatherseal, clean any debris from retainer, An old paintbrush works well for this, straighten the retainer if needed.
Use a spray lube (like WD40) in the channel to lubricate and help the seal slide into place.
One person forms the seal strip and guides it into the channel while another person pulls the weatherstrip along the door.
Do not stretch the seal, it should be installed in a loose state and not stretched.
Use a utility knife to cut off the excess and lightly crimp the Weather sealed in place.