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58-126 White Pile Weatherstripping, 9/32" x 11/32"

The weather stripping on the front entry doors of our church is dry rotted. The building is approx. 35 years old. It appears that this may be original weather stripping. Need help identifying what type we will need to replace the existing.

I'm looking for weatherseal for a window that was originally installed in 1985, identified in client's original quote from contractor as a Harvey unit. Configuration is picture window with awning below. Need weatherseal for awning window. PDF is enclosed. I have had only moderate success with Har ... (cont.)

My windows have the wool pile with a fin strip. My questions are how to remove the existing wool pile. As shown in the two pictures, there is no opening at either end for the weatherstripping to slide in and out of. It's like it was sealed in after the weatherstripping was installed. I assume I' ... (cont.)

Windows originally made by Graef, Boardman, OH Need Wool Pile Weatherstrip, 1/4" wide base, pile height of 3/8" with fin; white if possible. Advise if more information is needed

I have several vinyl clad sliders at my second home in Avon NC. One of them is missing the the "wood pile" weatherstipping at the bottom of the slider. It seals the bottom slider from weather when the door is closed. The channel it sits in measures 9/32 inches. Not sure about the depth maybe 3/32 i ... (cont.)

I need replacement interlocking weather stripping for a 6' x 6'8" slideing glass door. There are no markings or info on the door anywhere, so I have no idea on the manufacturer. All I know is that it is a lower end solid wood unit. I'm looking to replace the weather stripping that goes on the sta ... (cont.)

I'm looking to purchase the white pile weatherstripping for a sliding glass door repair and I believe the one I found should work, but I would like to know the thickness of the bottom "track" or "fin" so I would know if it will fit in the corresponding slots on the plastic weatherstripping. The ite ... (cont.)

could I use the 58-126 under a garage door?