showingo 20 ft Garage Door Rubber Bottom Weather Seal Replacement for Clopay Garage Bottom Seal, Easy Installation and Sturdy Materials

Compatible with Clopay Garage Door Sealing Strip: Weather seal replacement for clopay "single slot" garage door for 20 foot doors, T-seal for 20 foot doors, please note: bottom garage door seal Replacement for clopay "single slot" doors only. Look carefully at the pictures. If the garage door does not have a slot anchor, it will not fit your garage door Good Quality Material: The garage door bottom seal replacement for clopay is made of high quality rubber, sealing insulation, sturdy material, wear-resistant and can be used for a long time. The seal forms a tight seal with the door, which can isolate dust, windproof, waterproof and heat insulation, making the garage drier, cleaner and quieter Easy to Install:Two people can easily install the product. One guides the seal into the track and pulls, the other supplies the seal. This helps to clean the track thoroughly after removing the old seal and simplifies the installation process Please Note:Before purchasing, please make sure your existing garage door bottom seal is the same as ours.Garage doors replacement for Clopay use two very different bottom weather seals. If your garage door has a separate channel at the bottom - this is the correct seal. If your garage door has a double channel at the bottom - it is not compatible All lengths are at least 2" longer than the dimensions listed to custom fit your garage door. You can easily cut off the excess length

Look closely at your existing seal - then compare to the line images above.

It have two different bottom weatherseals for Clopay garage doors 

If your door have a single channel on the bottom  - THIS IS THE CORRECT SEAL.

If your door has a dual channel at the bottom to receive the weather seal - THIS IS NOT THE CORRECT SEAL. 

Installation tips: 

Installs easily with two people. 

One forms and guides seal into track and the second person pulls the weather seal along the channel on the bottom of the door. 

Prior to installing the new weather seal check the bottom of the door for any damage and address as needed. 

Use a lubricant such as WD40 to lubricate the channel, that greatly helps the weather seal to slide into and down the channel or retainer. 

DO NOT stretch the weather seal, pull the seal so that it is not stressed and is sitting freely in the retainer, 

then and only then, trim off any excess weather seal and lightly pinch the channel ends to hold the weather seal in place.