M-D Building Products 02253 3/16 in. x 3/8 in. x 17 ft. Gray Foam Window Seal for Small Gaps

Just applied this to the front door in advance of today's winter storm, and before -7°F temperatures here in New Hampshire last night. I had a larger gap than I realized between the edge of my metal front door + the door frame. I applied on layer of this product, then added a 2nd layer, adhered to the first layer. Is working great. I'm going to buy another package of this product for other applications.I don't understand why some folks complained about the adhesive: follow the instructions and all should be well. You must clean the surface before applying. And don't try to stick it on top of old, dirty weatherstripping.

The Closed Cell High-Density Foam Tape with Adhesive on the Back was an effective solution for tackling drafts around doors and windows in my old apartment. Its adhesive back made it easy to apply, and it adhered well to various surfaces. The high-density foam did a decent job of blocking out some drafts, providing a noticeable improvement in insulation. While it may not be a complete game-changer in terms of energy efficiency, it served its purpose reasonably well in addressing drafty areas and contributed to a bit more comfort in my living space. Overall, a practical and affordable option for quick fixes in an older home.

I like the product, but I wish the glue was stronger. It peels off sometimes. However, it traps sound. I loved that part. It helped dampen my door (since it's hollow, sound just resonates in it) from all of the music coming out of my room. If on a budget, go for it. Why not? But there are better insulators around. If you want better stuff, get better stuff!

I have a problem with a smoking neighbor, and because there was space between the door and the frame, A LOT of said smoke filtered in, especially when the wind blew strongly etc. The smoke intake has greatly decreased. YAY! less second hand smoke (hate that crap). Our window also had an "air leak". I couldn't force my hand to go all the way up the window to line the window panel, but most of the air is kept out. YAY again! It's my go to, non"liquid" sealant. Easily removed. One problem is that the stickiness weakens when moved and replaced.

I put this up in the summer to try to pay less on my air conditioning. It really slowed down the cold air that was leaking through my doors. But now it's winter and I'm noticing that it's Slowly coming off. I don't know if it will make it to next winter, maybe but not too much longer after that. It was good when it lasted though.

I spent an hour trying to work with this product and it did not have enough adhesive power to stick. What a waste of time and money!

Exactly what I was looking for. This tape blocks the sound very well!! The only thing is that the tape has to be squeezed very tight when door is closed in order to block the sound, so I had to put 3 layers due to my door's shape, but I think two layers would be enough or maybe even one if your door can closed very tight without anything.For those people who say its not sticky, this bothered me too actually, i wasted one whole tape because i kept opening closing my door to try and the sticky side will come off from the door and i putted them back and try again end up its not sticky anymore.I tried second time was putting them on and made sure its tight enough to block the sound then left them for a night, next day morning its was perfectly sticked to the door, I think you just need to leave them on let the door press the tape instead you do. Hope this little tip will help.

This is the best density stripping I found. I actually use it on the indoor doors. I use to help reduce noise coming from my room and also to reduce the banging caused when opening and shutting my door. I rent a room out and also put the stripping on the roommates bedroom and bathroom door. Roommate had a habit of going in and out of room and bathroom opening and closing doors repeatedly. With the stripping added, it cushions the noise and also was a easy way of telling roommate to cut down on all of the door opening/closing :)Biggest issues is that a roll only does one door and the shipping costs make it expensive when you only buy small quantity. I have a home depot next door but they do not carry anything that was as dense as this.