Jin&BaoUniversal Garage Door Threshold Seal Strip 20FT Kit, Bottom Waterproof Rubber Weather Stripping Replacement（Yellow, 2 Adhesive）

When the driveway was poured, it wasn't sloped properly and some water would end up under the garage door. I put this down across the garage door threshold according to directions and it worked great. Very easy to install. Cut to fit with a scissor. A pretty simple fix for the money. I don't know how long it will hold up, but it's made of pretty thick rubber so I think it will do well.

I recently installed this product under my garage door, as well as, my neighbor's. Both are 9' sectional doors. The Seal Strip is high-quality and easy to install. Before ordering, I read multiple reviews. Some people were not satisfied with the included construction adhesive so I used Gorilla Max Strength Clear. One cartridge did both doors and was extremely easy to apply. Thankfully, the 20' coiled roll was closer to 21' since about 10" of the inside end is permanently coiled and must be discarded. I tried straightening it in a vise between 2-pieces of wood and leaving it in 100 degree temp for 24-hours ... no luck! I also tried using a heat gun (very hot and would melt the rubber if held too close) both without and with weights on the seal ... didn't work. I wound up using the 'curled' scrap as a template for cutting each end so it would fit nicely in and around the garage door track at the floor. In addition, I screwed, glued and caulked short pieces of 2" rubber belting from the back of the track to the baseboard since there's always a tiny crack in the door weather stripping at the bottom. Rain can leak there if the wind is strong. I also caulked both ends of the seal inside the door track. Not even a drop of water can enter now.

This product is awesome. I'd been struggling to get an old garage seal off the door and had a gap allowing too much air and water in. This was so easy to put down and seal the gap between the floor and the garage. Plus, it has helped keep out some of the snow melt that gets into the garage. I'm very impressed with the quality and ease of solving this problem!

Can’t fault the quality or the price. For my situation I wish it was 3/4 inch, instead of 1/2 inch high. If you were to buy 3/4 inch, it’s like three times the price. I wish it would be easier to lay down straight. Maybe if a metal strip was molded into it would help to keep it straight on the floor while positioning it. Update after a few rain storms water is no longer leaking through the garage door. Absolutely dry. Still wish it was 3/4 inch high.

I recently installed the Jin&Bao Universal Garage Door Threshold Seal, and it has already made a noticeable difference in my garage. The yellow safety strip is a brilliant addition, making it highly visible and safe. Installation was straightforward, thanks to the included adhesive. Overall, this product delivers on its promises and is a great investment for anyone looking to weatherproof their garage.

Our garage is on the north edge of town, facing an open field. We have lots of leaves that blow in, lots of snow that blows in, rain, etc. These rubber thresholds, along with new bottom-seals and side/top seals on our garage doors totally fixed the problem. I didn't secure these thresh-holds with silicon until a few months after I cut them and put them on the concrete. The wheels for our cars never moved them an inch. I ended up adding the sealant for good measure, but they probably would have stayed in place no matter what. Great, cost-effective solution and easy to install. I just used a contractor-blade or a box-cutter to cut them to size. They glue down with a tube of black all-weather silicone. No more snow drifts in the garage!

Worked well and well made, When you put down the glue thats included and set it remember it will stick quick. So dont mess around when putting it down.

We have a low point on one side of our garage pad that always lets water and cold air inside, and this product made for an easy fix for less than $40. I installed it in 45 degree weather and it was easy. I cleaned the concrete, rolled it out and cut to size, closed the door to position it then applied blue painters tape on each side. Then I rolled up the threshold, applied the bead of silicone and rolled out the strip on top of the tape template. Install took about 30 minutes.