All Climate D Marine and Automotive EPDM Black Weatherstrip 17 Feet

Introducing the 17-foot black all climate “D” marine and auto EPDM weather strip, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This durable weather strip is designed to provide superior protection against drafts, noise, and vibration, making it an essential accessory for both marine and automotive applications. Customers in Grass valley looking for a reliable and long-lasting sealing solution will find this product an excellent choice.

• All climate compatibility:Suitable for use in various weather conditions, ensuring consistent performance throughout the year in Grass valley, CA.
• Durable EPDM material:Made from ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber, this weather strip offers a longer service life compared to typical foam tapes.
• Effective sealing:Prevents drafts, reduces noise, and minimizes vibration, enhancing comfort and protection in both marine and automotive environments.
• Versatile length and color:The 17-foot length and black color make it adaptable for multiple sealing needs and aesthetic preferences.

This weather strip is ideal for sealing doors, windows, trunks, hatches, and other openings on boats and vehicles in Grass valley. Whether you are a boat owner aiming to keep your cabin quiet and draft-free or an auto enthusiast seeking to reduce road noise and vibration, this product offers practical benefits. It can also be used in home projects where weatherproofing and noise reduction are desired, providing a flexible solution for various sealing challenges.

In summary, the 17-foot black all climate “D” marine and auto EPDM weather stripis a dependable and efficient choice for customers in Grass valley, CA who need a high-quality weather sealing product. Available at Grass Valley, this weather strip combines durability and functionality to help protect your vehicles and marine equipment from the elements while enhancing comfort and quietness.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.