Permatex 81850 Black Super Weatherstrip Adhesive, 5 oz.

Flow rate is nice and becomes tacky and holds gaskets or seals fast.

I had weatherstripping that kept coming off on the top of my rear driver door on my 2014 Ford F-150. I pulled the weatherstripping where it needed the adhesive off, cleaned the area with soapy water, dried, then applied the adhesive to both the door where the weatherstripping goes on, and the actual weatherstripping itself, then held it in place using some painters tape to help me keep it in place while it dries. 8 Months later today, still holding up strong. The only thing is that for me the curing time before you put the weatherstripping back only took a minute before it started drying, so just be mindful of that. Other than that, this stuff works great. Great value for the money!

I used this on weatherstrip on compartment doors on a stock trailer and a travel trailer. It leaves a thin black film on both mounting surfaces that bonds tightly. The weatherstrips are now holding tight and staying in place.

if you want to make sure weatherstripping is going to stay put, you need to use this product (or something like it). i was replacing weatherstripping for marine use. the adhesive coating on the two weather-stripping foam rubber products i had bought, simply wasn't doing the job. after a day of wet marine exposure and a little tug, the weather-stripping quickly detached from the boat. i cleaned everything off and a skim coat of this and re-application of the weather strip....and it is there to stay put. only reason not a five star is it is a bit messy to work with on long strips. would suggest a better nozzle on the tube to pre-flatten the adhesive. as is, need to squeeze from tube than use a popsicle stick to flatten out the glue onto the surface.

The rubber door seal/gasket on the drivers door of a 2016 Juke I bought December 2023 failed by March 2024 . It was stuck down with a 2 mm wide piece of sticky tape! So far this product has worked as described. I'll try to remember to update this review next year. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS & don't apply in cold weather.

Weatherstripping for a frameless door-window. The weatherstripping kept falling down. I wiped the dust off the weatherstripping and channel with alcohol, then roughed the contact surface with a Scotchbrite pad. Applied sealant to both surfaces, waited the designated time, forced into position, rolled the window up, trapping the weatherstripping where desired. Allowed to set overnight and I have had no issues. I recommend this product.

I've used this to secure loose weatherstripping all over my aging RV. It really works well. First clean both surfaces. Then, squeeze a thin coating of the adhesive onto the weatherstripping and also on the item it will attach too. Wait a few minutes for the adhesive to flash off. Then firmly press the weatherstripping into place. Recommend you wear latex gloves to keep any excess off your hands

With my weather stripping somehow shrinking and falling away from the frame I didn't think anything would be able to hold it back on long term. Make sure to follow the instructions and wait for the first beads to dry before applying the second beads and joining the halves together. With some well placed masking tape to hold it while it dried, an hour later it was able to sit on its own and even weathered a storm that came in as soon as I was done. I used only 1/4 tube on the equivalent of one door frame so unless you have a large car with every weather strip needing glued back on, 1 tube should be plenty.

Watching youtube, the recommendation on weather-stripping was for a smooth coat on both articles

Clueing

worked good for me thanks