Searching for Window weatherstripping for seasonshield metal windows

A quick learner says:

January 5, 2023

Looking to replace window weatherstripping along the bottom of SeasonShield windows from 2001.

The stripping is NOT attached w adhesive but by pushing into a channel along the window front, and a tubular rubber ness is along the bottom. Thank you. Bon

Tom from SWISCO responded:

January 5, 2023

I'm afraid I cannot identify what you have based on the information given. In order to check our inventory for a match, I will need you to remove an undamaged sample of the original and show me a clear photo of the end profile.

The video below will go into more detail as to exactly what we need.

A quick learner from Sarasota Florida says:

January 6, 2023

A pic of the seasonshield window with its channel and bottom weatherstripping, plus a label from one of the windows.
Thanks for your help.

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Tom from SWISCO responded:

January 9, 2023

Thank you. This looks like it could be either our 58-182 or 58-171, depending on size. Review their respective diagrams and see what you think.

Profile of 58-182

Profile diagram of 58-171

.270 T-Slot Foam Filled Bulb Weatherseal,12ft

58-171

$17.99

.187 T-Slot Foam Filled Bulb Weatherseal,12ft

58-182

$15.20

Identifying Replacement Weatherstripping

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