Peachtree G2487 window seal replacements

A quick learner from Rhode Island, USA says:
September 11, 2022
Hello! I have Peachtree windows from the 80's installed in my home. They are "Type A" windows. Looking to replace the seals.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
September 15, 2022

I'm not sure if we have a seal that can work for this. Can you confirm how this installs in the window? Does it push directly in using a ribbed kerf, or does it slide in from the end using a "T" shaped base?
A quick learner from Rhode Island, USA says:
September 15, 2022
Looks like it's just an adhesive and sticks in the groove of the window
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
September 16, 2022

Thanks for confirming. Unfortunately, we don't sell any adhesive-backed window weatherstripping. We do sell the 58-180, but this is designed for doors and I'm concerned that it would be too big for your application. See its diagram below.

I am sorry for the inconvenience. 

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A quick learner from Rhode Island says:
September 30, 2023
Hi - looping back on this thread. These seals are actually not adhesive and appear to slide into a channel. Based on this information, is there another recommended seal for this window?
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
October 2, 2023

That definitely opens up your options, but it brings us back to my original response to you from back on the 15th of September. If it does slide into a channel, we need to see exactly how; that means I need you to remove an undamaged sample and show me a clear shot of the end profile. I can then check our inventory for a match.

I have to stress that the sample must be undamaged. If any part of it is torn off or missing, especially the piece that goes in the window, then we can't help. 
A quick learner from Rhode Island says:
October 3, 2023
Hey Tom, here is a photo of the seal removed - one shot of the end profile and one of the overall piece. It is a v shape where each side of the v measures 3/8". The side that slides into the window is thinner and the side that seals against the bottom of the sash(?) when the window is closed has a bit of foam in it. Let me know if you need any more info! Thanks for the help.
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
October 5, 2023

Thank you! This information is very helpful, but it does present us with an issue: we don't sell any weatherstripping that installs the way you describe. 

This kind of window seal usually installs using either a ribbed kerf, which presses straight into a narrow slot, or a kind of "T" strip, which slides into a flat channel from the side. Nothing we sell installs using a leg of the foam itself, unfortunately. 

I am sorry for the inconvenience. This just isn't a style we have available.
Stick-On Foam Door Seal
Stick-On Foam Door Seal
58-180
$15.45
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