Glass Gasket
- freetown fred
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Hmmmm, flat gasket?
- freetown fred
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DL, post a pix of your door if you would. PM Flyer5 , he might be able to help or get you in the right direction. Is this new glass?
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There is a type with two separate gaskets about 1/4 wide separated by a space about 3/8. All with sticky backing.Darren L wrote:no one has them wide enough with self sticking tape.
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You don't need the tape. Just pick up a can of spray glue and you will be fine. Also a lot of hvac places have the rope for penny's a foot you just need to glue it.