http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/garage-door-weather-stripping/ Insulate your garage door for energy savings Wed, 18 Aug 2010 21:23:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/garage-door-weather-stripping/comment-page-1/#comment-161 How to Install a Garage Door Weather Seal | Home for all the tech updates Tue, 10 Aug 2010 03:51:29 +0000 http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/?p=210#comment-161 [...] is no need to measure this part, just make sure they are all spaced out equally. Next, lay out the garage door weather stripping along the garage, remember to make sure that you do not cut anything just [...] [...] is no need to measure this part, just make sure they are all spaced out equally. Next, lay out the garage door weather stripping along the garage, remember to make sure that you do not cut anything just [...]

]]> http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/garage-door-weather-stripping/comment-page-1/#comment-152 JFCost Sun, 02 May 2010 22:51:23 +0000 http://diygaragedoorinsulation.com/?p=210#comment-152 As I am about to replace the weather stripping around the sides of my garage door opening, I totally appreciate this "how-to" article. The problem with mine isn't so much about air coming in as it is about the existing stripping cracking and breaking off. In addition to appearance, I worry a little about rain coming in, so I know this has to be done. Thanks for the good tips. This also makes me think about the things we put in our garages - traditionally anyway - cars. For all of the same reasons, we can't forget about replacing worn out stripping and seals on them either. Also a surprisingly easy task. Anyhow, thanks again for the article. It's a big help. As I am about to replace the weather stripping around the sides of my garage door opening, I totally appreciate this “how-to” article. The problem with mine isn’t so much about air coming in as it is about the existing stripping cracking and breaking off. In addition to appearance, I worry a little about rain coming in, so I know this has to be done. Thanks for the good tips.
This also makes me think about the things we put in our garages – traditionally anyway – cars. For all of the same reasons, we can’t forget about replacing worn out stripping and seals on them either. Also a surprisingly easy task. Anyhow, thanks again for the article. It’s a big help.

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