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42Ft Foam Tapes Self Adhesive Foam Seal Strips 1/2In x 1/4In x 21Ft Each Roll Weatherstrips High Resilience Weather Stripping Door Foam Seals for Door Soundproofing, Window Insulation (2R, Black)
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42Ft Foam Tapes Self Adhesive Foam Seal Strips Features
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【High Quality Material】High density weather stripping tapes are made of EVA foam with self adhesive backing. Lightweight, soft and flexible, not easily deformed and can be used from -50℃ to 150℃. Door weatherstrips have good sealing and resistance, prevent water, dust, shock, rain, oil, and sun.
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【Adjustable Design】Foam tape weatherstrips are easy to cut, flexible enough be customized into different size and shape. Window weather stripping foam tapes are of high durability and can be used for a long time. Package includes 2 rolls 1/2 in x 1/4 in x 21 ft foam tape, total length is 42 feet.
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【Strong Adhesive】Door weather stripping door seal strips adopt stronger adhesive backing, stick firmly and non-degumming. Easy to remove and no residue, self adhesive foam tape weatherstrips are suitible for smooth surfaces. Such as wood, metal, glass, plastic, ceramic tile, marble and more.
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【Easy to Use】Weather foam strips have good cushioning, sound proof, heat insulation, anti slip and and anti collision. Single side foam tapes are easy to use, clean surface and keep them dry before applying. Measure required size and cut excess tapes. Peel off the backing film and apply seal tapes.
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【Wide Application】Closed cell foam strips are widely used in door and window, furniture protection and cushioning. As sealing and insulation material for air conditioner or refrigerator. As shock absorption material used in automotive, boat, sports equipment, studio, roads, bridge, build and more.
