Weather Stripping
Weatherstrip
Weatherstrip
Weatherstrip
Weatherstrip
Weatherstrip
Weatherstrip
Weatherstrip
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The weather stripping in your vehicle helps ensure maximum comfort for your ride. When weather stripping is brand new, you won’t be able to notice annoyances such as increased wind noise and moisture getting inside the cabin during rainy weather. Over time, the rubber material and adhesives eventually give out, leading to leaks and potential interior damage.
How to Know if Your Car Weather Stripping Is Bad
Here are signs to look out for that indicate your weather stripping is going bad:
Can You Do Weather Stripping Yourself?
While it might look intimidating to redo the weather stripping all over your vehicle, it’s actually fairly easy with the right tools. For starters, make sure to buy new weather stripping that exactly fits your model. Alternatively, you can also use a generic or universal weather stripping but might need to cut out excess strips. The tools you need at minimum include a utility knife or shears, a flat screwdriver, mild detergent, and clean rags. While not mandatory, you can also use weather stripping adhesive for an enhanced hold. Once you’ve completed replacing the weather stripping on your vehicle, make sure to wait for any adhesive to cure before closing the door or window to avoid an improper seal.
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