identify weather stripping

A quick learner from Bradenton Florida says:
February 6, 2016
The windows were manufactured in 1991/1992 by Permaguard of Largo, Florida. We understand they are no longer manufactured by the old Permaguard company. A man from a different "Permaguard" company suggested that your part # 58-182 would help us, but when I typed it in your search, the .187 T-slot foam filled stripping came up. Do you think it is for us? I have a diagram of original window from old sales literature if that would help, but it does not clearly show the stripping or the slot it fits into on the diagram. Perhaps I need to send you a sample of the old stuff.
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Paul from SWISCO responded:
February 8, 2016
I can't be sure if the 58-182 can work for you based on these measurements. The "T" is the most important dimension for this kind of seal. You will need to slide out your weather strip and compare this size to our 58-182 and see if they are the same. We have detailed measurements on the 58-182 store page.
.187 T-Slot Foam Filled Bulb Weatherseal,12ft
.187 T-Slot Foam Filled Bulb Weatherseal,12ft
58-182
$15.20
39" Dual-durometer Weatherstrip
39" Dual-durometer Weatherstrip
58-164
$6.16
5' Dual-durometer Weatherstrip
5' Dual-durometer Weatherstrip
58-164-5
$9.55
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