garage door bottom seal replacement

Helpful thanks, I need some silicone! Stay safe.

Prefer you get to do it straight away!

I installed that type on 2 of my doors, but the rubber became very hard in a short amount of time. I assume it is due to cheap imported rubber.

FYI - Amazon link is not exactly the same seal as the video. It's I think a seal that installs across your concrete threshold.

Wow! A helper that would be awesome.

Are your duckbill pliers Utica? I bought mine in 1971 and use them regularly.

As a"newbie diy-er"... I need all the detail help that I can get!!!

What about at the bottom corners? How to close that up?

Thanks for getting to it instead of talking for 15 minutes.

Next time try to cut the seal all the way down the middle so it’ll be a little easier

Like you did in this video a very short intro then down to business works. One can always talk as they are doing. This was very helpful. Mine is so bad the rain water (when we are lucky enough to get some) comes in to the garage. Being on a budget it is great to find helpful videos so one can do things themselves. You mentioned about the adjustment at the start, I have not seen that in any other videos I have watched. Don't need to worry about that for now as I need a new everything garage door, I open manually. Thank you for your time, have a great day :) Do you have a video for weather proofing the garage door panels? I noticed yours looked like they had been done.

Loved this. It was realism about DIY. And no music was terrific. Helps my brain absorb. I could never study with the radio on.

MIne is hard and stuck and I quit! lol

Just the video i need. thank you kindly!

how do you remove the seal

mine had screws I had to remove and it still won't budge

what about a single track garage door

sweet! thanks for just getting to the meat of the install right away. Also great camera angles showing the close up detail of what you're doing!

Nice video but mice can crawl right under it. They can squeeze though a very small crack.

I found some hose that was a little bit smaller in diameter than the inside of the new piece that I was installing. I cut it to length and fed into the new piece. It gives you more rigidity and doesn't just squish the new piece. The door seals even better now. Just a little FYI.

just get right to it. That is what people want. You can talk while your doing it

Thanks for the video, and right to the project is great.

Awesome! Thank you