Neoprene Foam Weather Seal High Density Stripping with Adhesive Backing 1/2 Inch Wide 1/8 Inch Thick 50 Feet Long

Mounted a new furnace humidifier to a 20" square aluminum plate and screwed the assembly to furnace supply duct. As the supply duct was not perfectly flat, I applied this seal to the aluminum plate's periphery, assuring an airtight seal that has the benefit of making the new assembly removable and replaceable -- which would not have been so easy if I sealed its edges with aluminum tape, my plan B if this didn't work. The neoprene foam's higher temperature rating makes it easily compatible with the temperatures of the furnace supply duct.

Needed cushioning to help seal speaker enclosures with a removable panel. This neoprene tape hit the mark perfectly. Good seal, no crushing, no failing (so far), and they stick to the painted wood. A serious win for the speaker boxes.

First impressions is that neoprene foam is dense enough for my application as a cooler cover gasket. Not sure if the adhesion will be strong enough, but can fix that with some 3m or gorilla double stick tape.

Gets the job done!Lined weather strips on the door hinge coming in from garage. Always felt a draft. Had to remove old weather strips first that were made of rubber like material. Now with the neoprene foam weather strips, draft is gone. It has been a month and adhesive still holding strong. Highly recommend these neoprene strips. Don't go cheap, get the good stuff.

On the positive side, this stuff is extremely dense and thick and I do love that about it. It is not of cheap quality. I do feel that the adhesion could be a bit better since it keeps falling off the area. I’m using it in if you don’t mind using a little glue to keep it secure then I feel it would be a great purchase.

This product fit my needs perfectly. It was used to weatherproof a door and I was surprised with the ease in which I was able to do it. In addition, I used other products before that didn’t adhere but this one did a pretty good job adhering to the material.

The neoprene was far to stiff for any varying sized gap which may require 1/8 of an inch of squish in an area. If your gap is perfect, or in a highly compressible location (the hinge side of a door), then this will look good, feel good and work good. If you have a situation where this seal needs to be smashed in a difficult to compress location (the handle side of a door), then your door is going to be between extremely hard, and totally impossible to close because the seal will not want to compress. The neoprene ground easily with a grinder, and can be shaved as needed to fit your gap, but I was expecting something softer.The roll I received was so old that the paper cracked off here and there causing long spots of no-stick. It was not stiffer than the newer roll I received from YoTache who sent me a fresh roll. Evidently, neoprene can be shelved for a long time.If you want a seal which easily smashes, then you are going to have to use the low quality grey stuff. There is also a double-bubble available which compresses easier too.

I used these to put a foam backing on my door speakers in my Honda Accord. These worked great and I don't hear any metal on metal vibrations from the aftermarket speakers. Would buy again.