A quiet, comfortable ride free from dust, drafts, and wind noise is something drivers expect from their cars. Manufacturers spend big money to ensure acceptable levels of noise, vibration, and ...

Stopping drafts at the threshold pays off fast: fewer cold spots, quieter rooms, and a furnace that doesn’t have to work as ...

Like a sweep for your front door, a self-adhesive weatherstrip attaches to the bottom of the door on the outside. When the door closes, the rubber seal presses against the pavement and splays outward ...

Whether you're working with a Corvette that is fresh out of the paint shop or one that is all original, sealing it from the elements should rank high on your to-do list. Weatherstrip is a vital part ...

"I feel a draft." Girls hate it when a blast of cold air and rain conspire to flatten their 'dos. Combine that with the lack of aesthetic charms presented by our '86 Chevrolet Caprice, and it looks ...

You can use weatherstripping in your home to seal air leaks around movable joints, such as windows or doors. To determine how much weatherstripping you will need, add the perimeters of all windows and ...

We would recommend using a specialist product such as 3M Super Weatherstrip Adhesive, as it is designed specifically to bond rubber to metal surfaces. It is waterproof and flexible, which is essential ...

I have a great 1984 Volkswagen GTI that I love dearly, but lately I've been noticing a lot of wind noise on the highway and water dripping down the inside of my windows when it rains. I suspect the ...

Sealing up your home is simple, easy and can cost less than $10. Not doing so can cost you money and make you uncomfortable all winter. Taylor Freitas is a freelance writer and has contributed to ...