3M RWS-P120 Heavy Duty Rubber Weatherstrip P-Profile, 0.35-Inch x 19.7-Feet, Brown

Easy to install. Can tell a difference already. The house stays the same temperature longer than before. I haven't had to adjust the air since I installed the weather strips

as the top reviews say, it's not very adhesive. They left the door ten times before I use tapes to stick...Instructions are not very detailed. But I would like to mention that:1) flatten them first because doors and windows have straight edges but the strips were curved2) don't stretch the strips

"3M," I thought. "Now there's a company that knows how to make adhesives. I bet this stuff will stick and stay stuck."Short story: It didn't. And it's not like I didn't give it every chance. I started by adding a smooth shim of 1/8" thick architectural aluminum all the way around the door frame, secured it with countersunk flat-head wood screws, then cleaned the aluminum meticulously with 99% isopropyl alcohol, blew it dry with canned air, and applied this stuff to the freshly-cleaned matte aluminum surface.Three days later, it's all falling off. Expected better from these people.

The weatherstipping helped my house quite a bit to be less drafty and this was a quality product. I'm only giving 4 stars because there are not good instructions included anywhere. I tried following the 3M guide to determine which shape of weatherstripping to get (E, D, or P) and how to install it. Nonetheless, I had to install it to find that how I had put it in, the door wouldn't close. Because this is an adhesive weatherstripping tape, it could not be reapplied so even one misunderstanding about installation wasted a lot of material. More detailed instructions or installation scenarios would have been helpful.

Its easy to apply. It took about five minutes. The rubber is medium duty and forms a good seal barrier in doorframe. The adhesive may last for three days in a busy door. The answer may be to staple the rubber to the frame.

Works great. Now I notice a real temperature difference on either side. It's thick though. I have to really push the door in to close it

This Heavy Duty rubber weatherstrip does not adhease very well, I had to use super glue to get the weatherstripping to stay attached.

I have tried this stuff time and time again. It never works. It peals at the start point the day you put it on, and your are so pissed with it a day later, you rip it off. I have tried single layer and double layer with the same results. I have put it on in warm weather, hot weather and even with a heat gun to prep the cleaned surface. This is a waste of money that stick to nothing. MAYBE, if you stapled it in place, it might work. But that's not what I;m doing to steal doors.