Yotache White Windows Doors Insulation Seal Tape 3 Rolls 1/2 Inch Wide X 1/8 Inch Thick, Adhesive Foam Gasket for Weather Stripping, Cabinet Door Frame, Total 50 Feet Long (3 X 16.5 Ft Each)

Works as describe, insulate a ceiling light shroud. Adhesive bonds to plastic and the foam prevents component abrasions to the ceiling.

Update -It's almost the one year anniversary for when I put up this foam. It's still holding up, not loosening or falling off. However, it has gotten a little compressed from the pressure of the door and it's grown some gaps. I added an extra strip of foam right next to the old strip and this is working nicely. End update.The foam material is denser and tougher than the average foam. Some of my average foams which were applied a few weeks before this one have shredded and peeled off completely. This one sticks. It's rather easy to distinguish since this foam is yellow and the others are black and grey.Yeah, this is the foam to buy again.

Got tired of replacing the door seal in my Fridge at $95 each. I fashioned a seal for my 3-door Kitchenaid Refrigerator, Looks good. Seals tight. Worked out better than expected.

fabulous laces, seem to be unbreakable unlike original laces.

I was looking for an cushioned, adhesive strip to prevent dings and scratches on painted doors due to occasional wheelchair impacts. On the whole, I’m pleased.PRO:Absorbs impacts wellNeutral light grey color isn’t too distracting on off-white painted surfacesScuffs wipe up with water, light household spray or magic eraserAdhesive strips hold well on painted woodCON:Adhesive strips will peel paint off surfaces when removed or adjustedIf you plan to stick the stripping onto a painted surface, I found the following solution to be helpful. You’ll need to sacrifice a small length of your roll for testing:1) Cut a 6” strip.2) Remove the yellow protective plastic.3) Apply the adhesive strip to one of these surfaces: tile, stone, or hard wood laminate. ***Do not apply to wood with a polyurethane finish, or you may strip the varnish.4) Pull up the adhesive strip, reapply, then repeat until the adhesive feels more tacky than sticky. (Fwiw, it took about 20 repeats for me)5) Apply your test strip to an inconspicuous painted surface like a baseboard in a closet. Wait 30 minutes or longer.6) Slooowly remove the test strip. If you haven’t pulled up paint, follow these directions with your real strip, and apply where you want it.If you did pull up paint with your test strip, try this:1) Cut a new 6” test strip.2) Remove yellow plastic.3) Apply the adhesive to a terry cloth towel, then pull it off. Repeat one or two more times, no more! The strip will pull off tiny fibers from the towel making it far less sticky, but still tacky.4) Apply test strip to an inconspicuous painted surface. Wait 30 minutes or longer.5) Slowly remove test strip. If you haven’t pulled up paint, follow these directions with your real strip.The downside of the towel method is that the foam strip may not keep its hold to the surface if too much adhesive is removed. Don’t overdo it.I can't promise this is a foolproof solution, but it should minimize paint peeling when (gently) removing the foam tape. Good luck!

Was easy to use and install. I placed it around my door last night and by morning there were areas that were peeling off. When I reapplied the peeling areas around the door again, they continued to peel throughout the day. I will be returning this.

After installing the Midea 10K BTU U Shape AC last week it quickly became apparent that the cheap foam pieces included were simply not up my standards.The Yotache White Foam Seal Strips are a tremendous improvement over the cheap foam tape included with the Midea unit. Excellent insulation + firm adhesion.We also ordered replacement top rated foam to fill the window gap (double hung windows).

This stuff is Excellent. Sticks and holds well.