Rectangle Rubber Ribbed Seal for RV and Trailer Doors - Stick On - 25' Long x 3/8" Wide

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Hi, there, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Today, we're gonna take a quick look at this stick-on rectangle rubber ribbed seal for your RVs and trailer doors. Now, this is a rubber seal that's going to replace worn out weather stripping on your hatches or doors on your RV It does have that ribbed pattern that's gonna funnel moisture and debris away to help keep your seal lasting longer. Now, when you're replacing, obviously, you're gonna wanna find something that's similar in size. So you can see our widths here. We're right about 3/8 of an inch wide.

And then our height, we're looking at approximately 3/16, just shy of a quarter of an inch tall there. And this does come in three different lengths to meet your application's needs. So we've got a 15-foot long option, a 25-foot long option, and a 50-foot long option. The one that I have here, just for your visual comparison, this is the 50-foot long option. So if that helps you gauge how much you're gonna need for your application, I hope that helps you a little bit and narrow that down.

But this is made here in the USA of a EPDM rubber, so it is gonna hold up really well for you. It's not gonna shrink, crack, or fade over time. It's also gonna be resistant to UV rays, or UV damage, and so it will hold up well and give you lots of use over time. It's very simple to get installed. We've got the peel and stick application here.

So we've got our pre-applied acrylic adhesive backing. And so all we have to do is prepare the surface, remove any old adhesive, pull the backing off here, and just stick it in place to the frame or wherever it is that you're gonna be installing this. You can simply use scissors to cut off any extra seal, so it'd be a perfect fit for your application and make sure that there's no extra hanging off or anything like that. So if you are needing to replace some of that original seal for your RV or trailer, then this is gonna be a great option for you. That completes our look for today.

Again, I'm Michael with etrailer.com. Thanks for watching.