Frost King Caulk Saver, 3/8 Inch x 20 Feet Size

We used it to fill the sawed out cuts in our patterned cement patio.

I used this for a hack I found on Youtube. I have a 2005 Chevy truck and the air noise was becoming overbearing while highway driving. I literally cut my weather seal on my front doors open and used a metal coat hanger, duct tape to attach this to the coat hanger, a little silicon lube to help with friction and voila.I have dang near air tight front doors, the noise difference is AMAZING. Today there are 70kmph gusts and while on the highway I had practically no air whooshing through the door seal. Basically a factory seal again.2 of these will do the front doors, i had to do it in 1 and 2 foot increments. There were a a lot of cuts which I sealed with Black RTV silicon.

This one was a bit thinner than I thought it was going to be, so I couldn’t use it for the really big gaps I have, but it did help with the not so big gaps. That was my fault I guess for not knowing the proper measurement I needed. I do find that this is a bit expensive for what it is but I’m glad I had it. $12. Cheaper than wasting caulking in big gaps.

This wad easy to use, and did a great job. I stuffed the the Crack between my porch and the house wall. Then I caulked it with self leveling caulk. The job turned out great.

The weather stripping around my exterior doors had become compressed over the years, and did not seal very well. I inserted pieces of this foam inside the fold of the weather stripping, to push it out, and that completely solved the problem.