Question 1

What kind of rubber / plastic is this? Many adhesives indicate they are not compatible with polypropylene and polyethylene. Thanks!

Accepted Answer

I used LiquidNails  Fuse*It on a epoxyed garage floor to protect one half of the garage where my summer car is from salt and slush from the other car.    It has been two winters (upstate New York) and adheres great, rolling steel wheel floor jacks and dollies moving a Vette back and forth.    Caution - this is a permanent installation, experimenting with many alternatives I found that Fuze*It will peel the epoxy off the concrete if you try to pull the rubber strip up.     The epoxy as been down for 10 years with no other failure.

Question 2

does the flat side face out?

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The flat side should face out and the door gasket should sit on top of the flat part. You should barely be able to see the yellow stripe on the inside. I installed one with the hump to the outside and when a hard  sideways rain blew against the door, the rain runs down the door and the hump funneled the water inside the garage. The last one I installed with the hump on the inside and it eliminated the problem. Removeing the seal from the package and letting it relax for a few days helped it to lay flatter too.

Question 3

which adhesive is recommended for placing on concrete and how much adhesive for 16 feet ?

Accepted Answer

After experimenting with 5 other products - that all failed miserably, I used LiquidNails Fuse*It on a epoxyed garage floor to protect one half of the garage where my summer car is from salt and slush from the other car. It has been two winters (upstate New York) and adheres great, rolling steel wheel floor jacks and dollies moving a Vette back and forth. Caution - this is a permanent installation, experimenting with many alternatives I found that Fuze*It will peel the epoxy off the concrete if you try to pull the rubber strip up. The epoxy as been down for 10 years with no other failure.

Question 4

Can you install this so that the door closes behind the seal?

Accepted Answer

I would think so??? We have been very happy with it, as our driveway is not level and there was a gap under the door for critters to enter. None since we installed it. It would seem you could place the seal on either side, though we placed ours in the center for the door to come down on highest point, due to critters. Hope this helps!

ASIN	B0832QXJVJ
Best Sellers Rank	#5,835 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #4 in Weatherproofing Garage Door Seals
Brand Name	Jin&Bao
Color	Yellow (No Adhesive)
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (6,011)
Item Dimensions L x W	240"L x 3.7"W
Item Thickness	0.6 inches
Manufacturer	Jin&Bao
Manufacturer Part Number	1
Material Type	Rubber
Model Number	1
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Recommended Uses For Product	Floor, Garage, Garage_door, Threshold
UPC	761312557636 761312557629 742440824913 794261107560 794261107515 761312557599 761312557643
Unit Count	20 Feet

Jin&Bao 20FT Universal Garage Door Threshold Seal Rubber Weather Strip

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