window rubber identification

A quick learner from New Jersey says:
April 13, 2024
Looking to replace, is the outside of the window bottom they were soft vile or rubber they are now brittle and cracking and I don't know what they're called a sash seal Maybe
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A quick learner says:
April 15, 2024
Hopefully you can figure out what these are they used to be soft and rubber now cracked yellow brittle
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Tom from SWISCO responded:
April 15, 2024

Thanks for reaching out to us. This appears to be a weatherseal of some kind, but I'm not able to identify what you need based on these photos. I won't lie to you: if the original is too deteriorated, it may not be possible for us to find a match at all.

Typically, in these situations we ask to see a clear picture of the original from an angle that shows the end profile. I'll share a video below that explains what I mean. However, if the sample you show us is too damaged, then we're not going to be able to use it as a reference. I know that your seal is very brittle and getting an undamaged sample will be tough, but please try your best. We won't be able to help in any other way.
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