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Measure and Cut New Weatherstrip (Side 2)

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How To Replace Garage Door Weather Strips. Home Energy Hacks.

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Similar to step 4, use either the old weatherstrip from the second side as a template or accurately measure the length of the door jamb. Note that older weatherstrips might be narrower, so ensure the replacement is consistent with the new style used on the first side. First, pre-cut the flexible rubber portion with a utility knife, then use a circular saw to cut the rigid plastic/vinyl base to the marked length.

Goal: Repeat the measuring and cutting process for the second side's weatherstrip, ensuring symmetry with the first side.

Tools and materials

  • Circular Saw

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Now, it looks the end of it looks a lot nicer. It looks a little more natural. Doing the opposite side, the other uh piece on the other door cuz this old style weather strip is a little bit narrow narrower than the new style weather strip. And he just wanted the two sides done. So, I'm going to be doing the opposite side to make sure it looks symmetrical. Going to mark where I want my cut. Then, you can either use knife or scissors. Pre-cut the rubber. Now, I'm going to make my saw cut.

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