EEEKit 16.4 FT Windshield Rubber Seal Strip, Car Window Weather Stripping Trim, Automotive Weather Stripping Tape, Self-Adhesive Sealing Strip for Car Front Rear Windshield Sunroof Sliding Window

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Nice product. Works like it should

Just my honest opinion an what my experience was. The amount you get for the cost is worth it. Installation was easy but be sure you clean it down first. I did with rubbing alcohol. I also hit it with a heat gun after noticing it was falling off. My only dislike on this stuff is if you accidentally pull while applying it will not stay. The glue on these things is not great. I had to take it off and reapply the rest of the seal that I had left because it lost its stickiness, which is why the second time I hit it with the heat gun an pressed it down. Fortunately it rained last night an I didn’t notice any peeling an no water in my truck….so safe to say if you’re looking for a quick fix, this will do the job.

“Very bad. The adhesive is really weak — it only stuck to my car for two days, and that’s with the weather still being nice. Summer heat hasn’t even started yet. Trash product.”

I had a wind noise coming threw the windshield on my Tesla model S that was driving me crazy. I applied the strip on a warmer day so the glue and/or adhesive would stick a little better. I whiped the area down with a micro fiber towel to get rid of the dust and the wind noise was gone! Ive gone a little over 90 and it stayed on perfect! Hasn't budged at all yet! Id highly sudjust making sure the area is nice and clean tho before applying!

Update to 3 stars: Works great as long as you aren't in the sun. I tried again after the sun went down and the tape worked great. Adhesive might have stuck to paper due to the heat.Bought to repair some cracked weather stripping on my car windshield. Started great, with good flexibility and adhesion, but then mid roll the adhesive started coming off with the paper backing and there wasn't enough left on the rubber to stick. First 2 feet were fantastic though.

I own a G37 that is notorious for having a leaky sunroof. I bought this and had to open and close the sunroof a couple times to flatten it but no more leak. After almost 2 years of frustration water is no longer leaking into my car. It’s been working around 2 months now.

I was surprised how well the stick continues to hold after a year of using it. I waited and I just reused it to help my rear window have a more finished look.A small detail that makes it look beyond a flex tape job To fix my convertible top rear window