Weatherstrip of some sort

A quick learner from Anaheim, CA says:

January 10, 2016

Hello,
In our church model 5 years ago, we got new metal doors with windows in them. The weather stripping in the picture has worn and ripped (it is made of a rubber material, no plastic or metal parts) and it slides right into a slot on the door. I think it is weatherstripping. The width of the "T" part of the weatherstrip is about 3/16."

Looked up some contractor paperwork and it may be PEMKO 303DV related but I checked with them and they said it wasn't. I was told to email it to you guys. What do you think this rubber part is?

Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

January 12, 2016

I think the bubble seal you need could be our 58-135. This one has a 3/16" T to go into the extrusion track. Also take a look at our 58-134 bubble seal. This one is used in commercial application, though the T is wider at 9/32". Look at each and compare your bubble to see which is better.

Commercial Bubble Weatherstrip, 25ft

58-134

$20.34

25ft Bubble Seal, 3/16" x 11/32"

58-135

$15.57

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