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Replace worn out weather stripping on your RV slide-out or toy hauler ramp gate with this D-shaped rubber seal. Seal sticks in place with adhesive backing for an easy DIY install.
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Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com, and today we're gonna take a real quick look at this stick-on D-shaped rubber bulb seal for your slide out or ramp gate. With this stick-on D-shaped rubber seal, you're going to be able to replace your old or worn-out weather stripping on your RV slide out or toy hauler ramp gate before water damage creates a costly headache for you. This seals against your RV to keep out the elements when your slide out or ramp gate is closed. And this is designed for long lasting performance under heavy load pressure. And this is actually going to be ideal for Starcraft Aruba and Mobile Suites luxury fifth wheels. Now, as you've no doubt noticed, this is a peel-and-stick installation with the pre-applied 3M adhesive backing, and surface preparation is recommended to remove any old adhesive.
And this does come with several alcohol prep pads to help you in that surface preparation. And then you're just going to simply remove the backing and apply the seal to your frame and just use scissors to trim off any extra seal that you don't need. This also comes with instructions to walk you through the installation process. And this seal is made here in the USA of EPDM dense rubber that won't shrink, crack, or fade over time. And this is resistant to UV damage.
I'm gonna retrieve my ruler here and go over some measurements with you. This bundle that I have here is 30 feet long. And then looking at the width of this seal, lining this up here so you can see, we are sitting right at 7/8 of an inch. And then the height, we are sitting at right at an inch. Well, that's gonna conclude our brief look today.
I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
Customer Satisfaction Score:
94% were satisfied with this product
6% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews
Bill
4/14/2025
The bulb seal is still performing well after a year….no cracks or splits so far. I store my RV inside but you should still treat the bulb seal with a seal protectant every 6 months or so.
Gwendolyn Y.
4/8/2025
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Terry. It may not be the most positive but it is information that will help others with their install and know that if there is a struggle that it's normal. Again, thanks Terry!
Brooke M.
2/19/2024
I saw your review and wanted to ask the manufacturer about this. They got back to me saying theyd reach out to you too. they also sent a bunch of tips. Heres what they said We do not recommend any lubricants or ‘treatments’ for the rubber. The best way to preserve the seal is simply soap and water to keep it clean. Keeping it dry may also help to prevent the attraction of surface soiling. Solvents and products with petroleum distillates should not be used to clean or condition the rubber seal- this will degrade the rubber. There are products on the market labeled ‘seal conditioners’ but are more intended for TPEs (thermo-plastics), and not EPDM. Some seal ‘conditioners’ or ‘treatments’ may make the surface sticky- enough to cause the seal to hold to sealing surfaces, and worse, pick up soiling that could abrade the surface of the RV. For seals that by their function slide against the surface of the RV, the use of talcum powder may be used to prevent any squeaking. Hot tip: talcum powder may be dabbed onto the seal by placing it into an old sock.
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Kim
1/22/2026
Holding up well. Its been in storage for a couple months at this point. Were pulling it out in a couple weeks. Thanks!