Thanks, Dave.
I can't visualize how it would work. It appears to have almost identical specs to the non-nailing type. I was hoping that there might be a bubble seal that would be round enough to work, or something else that would use the existing mounting slot.
Tom
Thanks, Dave!!! I think I'm probably the densest person you've ever had on the boards. I just can't visualize how that product works. Does the nailing flange point towards the inside or outside of the house? The way I see it in my minds eye doesn't have the weatherstrip being squeezed between the door and the frame.
I'm really sorry I'm not getting this!! The only weatherstripping I've been familiar with is sticky back foam and that was 40 years ago. Until now I didn't even know that there was a slot for the weatherstripping to slip into.
Tom
I'll tell you exactly what I did. First, what you need to do is cut to size your lengths; namely, cutting the top pieces where they meet on a 45 degree angle so that they meet at the corners. Place the sponge part where the door will hit, making sure you get good contact with the door to block out the air and light. Install maybe just a few nails on the ends, then close the door and check to see if any light is showing. Adjust the weather stripping if you still see light. I hope this helps.