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Part of the video series: How to Install Exterior Weatherstripping on a Garage Door

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Summary: Learn how to nail the top garage weatherstripping when installing weatherstripping on a garage from a professional contractor in this free home improvement video.

Views: 439 | Tags: install, door, garage, exterior, weatherstripping

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George Engle George Engle, III is President/Owner of Mr. Fix-It Handyman, Inc. located in Miami, Florida, specializing in commercial and residential maintenance, improveme... read more

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Nailing the Top Garage Weatherstripping

On behalf of Expert Village, my name is George Engle with Mr. Fix-It Handyman here in Miami, Florida and today I am going to be showing you how to install weather stripping on the exterior of your garage door. Okay I am going to show you how to put the joints together. Basically we are going to be putting two pieces butt up together so that way it gives the illusion of one straight piece across and we get to see. You want to make sure here your edges are even and we are pretty much going to follow the same steps we did with the one on the side; holding it down, tapping it in. Just again these nails are to hold it in place as the adhesive has time to dry and make a good bond. When you are putting your nails in, you want to make sure that you don't hit the concrete because of course, they won't go into concrete. There is a little strip of wood in the back of these. That is what you are trying to get into. Then all th way down till you hit the end of the next piece.

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