High Density Foam Seal Tape, 1/2 Inch x 1/8 Inch, Neoprene Weather Stripping for Doors & Windows, 59 Feet (3 Rolls x 19.7ft)

Look no further my fellow Mad Max cosplay friends. This foam strip works great when paired with the black leather utility gloves (see my review of those) to construct the hard to find and expensive Mad Max MFP uniform gloves. I used strips of this foam tape to manufacture my own Max Rockatansky gloves. They are missing the middle sowing but that can be add. I plan to do that later myself to really give these things that final touch. The strip is easy to cut, bend, and attach as needed. The sticky side is very durable and will last. There is enough tape to make many more of these gloves or to be used if you make a mistake in your construction.

I bought this after trying to weatherize my doors with Frost King weather stripping - the kind you can get in the big box stores. Well, it shredded the first time I tried closing the door - it did not compress at all.I needed something thinner and sturdier. This did the trick (1/8 inch thick). It is also denser and sturdier.It is very sticky so you get one try to apply it correctly! I recommend starting out with shorter strips to get the hang of it.I just wish it came in white or gray which would match my door better.

We have drywall that goes down to the floor of our garage. We recently had the garage flooring pros put down an epoxy floor, and wanted to complete the look with a rubber floor trim to go around the perimeter of the garage. It went on pretty easily back in February/March, but we were unsure how it would do through the humid summer, and it seems to have made it. Now we are about to start the wet October, so we are hoping it continues to hold up, but are confident it will since it did make it through a pretty wet spring.

Finally!! This simple 1/2” wide x 1/8” thick foam tape, which I could find nothing like in stores, is exactly what I wanted to replace A.R.E. truck cap windows and it works perfectly.I almost don’t want to tell you how easy it is to buy an 8 year old cap, take the windows out and use them on your 2024…changed my cap from contractor doors to ‘camping’ windows in 15 minutes for under $100 total, including my favorite new weatherstrip foam tape.For some of my applications this is replacing vinyl butyl tape.

My husband had to purchase this product because the strips he'd had in the tool shed for several years (10) were all dried up and wouldn't stick anymore. Guess who told him they were too old? Anyway, these work a trick and weren't expensive to purchase.