Will this affect the seal of the door? Meaning could water could get in when going thru car wash or when raining?
2011434
twinsmom: I haven't had that problem but I have lost another brand to a car wash in the past. it is a well-made product and certainly inexpensive (compare to dealer price). probably worth a try for you.
2011435
We've had them for a couple of years. No leakage at all, neither from weather nor from car washes.
2011436
Absolutely not. These are on the outside, the seal is on the inside. They work great on my car. They'll work on just about ANY car!
2011437
Not in my experience, and I've used these for many years on many cars: 2009 MINI Cooper S, 1988 NIssan Pulsar, 1992 Nissan Sentra, 2012 Nissan Versa, and 2006 Nissan Sentra. No problems at all. I think you'll be happy with them, but if not they are removable and inexpensive enough for you to try out yourself. Good luck.
2011438
I haven't experienced that problem.I won't say it can't happen,but it hasn't happened.
1031489
It will prevent water from entering provided you have the rubber on garage door against your floor/slab even with no gaps or openings. If its pretty level you will be fine.
1430603
Potentially yes, however, would create leak problems as a wet door would leak all over floor in front of shower as well as expose working components against designed intent. Is actually not an issue to open and get in and out once installed.
1824128
Yes, I have had in downpours. I haven't problems with water getting in. No problems with car washes either. Perfect size for my 2007 Ford ranger.
1051351
yes you can put a sweep on the bottom of the garage door plus the threshold and that sould give you a waterproof seal except for a driving rain that is almost horizonal and hardly anything can stop that. Good products from amazon solved my garage door problem
809872
is it possible the door is hung too high? The sweep should hit flush to the step out of the shower and therefore provide a reasonable water seal. mopping up any water would not be acceptable even one time.
1765136
I have not had it in the rain but I don't see how water could get through; however if you have wind with rain you may get wet from the sides.
1557626
It is well crafted with tight seams, but the openings close with a drawstring and therefore not waterproof. Will it protect from rain, I absolutely believe it would. As it says on hair dryers, not to be used in the tub!
140701
In part, yes. But I had my bags on my car for most of a week and was in and out rain. Some things got wet, but not all and not very wet!
1097613
I used it on my car's door seals and it did not last long, but this may be because those seals were already dry and needed second pass. In my opinion this should work fine for you, but you still need to apply it from time to time. If you want longer effect you may want to look for something denser.
1348878
Haven't ran mine through a car wash yet, but I have driven through about 8" of rain since putting it on. Don't see how the car wash would be worse than a downpour going 60+mph. The stick tape goes around the edges and several in the middle plus you bolt the windshield tie down through the back of it so it is on there pretty good. Just give it at least 24 hours to cure before you wash it per the instructions that came with it.
747891
I believe I understand where you are coming from. The plates do not cover the entire slot that is carved out of the box. The slot is on the bottom and I believe this is why I have not any issues with rain water entering the box. I certainly would not drive through an automated car wash however. I hope this answers your concern.
1619697
NO rain here at the moments so i took some water and flicked beads of water on the case and it rolled right off and didn't seen to soak in for a minute or so. The rain flap should keep any light rain from entering from the top but there is no waterproof inserts inside the compartment but you might easily add some plastic in there.
371696
The small amount of water slipping thru the gaps will drain out of weep holes installed on the bottom of the doors. So this should be no problem.
750094
Only if you take some silicone caulk and seal around where the handles poke through slots in the top of the lid. Otherwise rainwater will get in and still get stuff wet. You will need to inspect the caulk regularly because the lid flexes when you pull it off and put it back on - so the caulk will pop loose over time and you will have to pull it off, clean it well, and re-caulk. Or you could line it with a heavy duty garbage bag and keep the top tied shut.
1199648
Not necessarily. Although I had the same situation, it greatly reduced the water flowing into that corner. I think if I had used more Liquid Nails and sealed the outside edges better it might have stopped that. Your rubber on the bottom of your garage door probably needs to be replaced. If you have a lot of rain and hot summer days you may find that you need to replace the rubber on the bottom of your garage door more frequently. Now that they have the new products such as Flex Shot (at FlexShot.com or perhaps on Amazon) there should be a way for you to combine these products and get a great seal. Good Luck Not necessarily. Although I had the same situation, it greatly reduced the water flowing into that corner. I think if I had used more Liquid Nails and sealed the outside edges better it might have stopped that. Your rubber on the bottom of your garage door probably needs to be replaced. If you have a lot of rain and hot summer days you may find that you need to replace the rubber on the bottom of your garage door more frequently. Now that they have the new products such as Flex Shot (at FlexShot.com or perhaps on Amazon) there should be a way for you to combine these products and get a... » Read More Not necessarily. Although I had the same situation, it greatly reduced the water flowing into that corner. I think if I had used more Liquid Nails and sealed the outside edges better it might have stopped that. Your rubber on the bottom of your garage door probably needs to be replaced. If you have a lot of rain and hot summer days you may find that you need to replace the rubber on the bottom of your garage door more frequently. Now that they have the new products such as Flex Shot (at FlexShot.com or perhaps on Amazon) there should be a way for you to combine these products and get a great seal. Good Luck « Show Less
421416
I'm not sure as i've shed by the entrance so don't think rain water can get to the push button. Btw the battery opens up from the back, so don't think water can damage the push button. The bell works like a charm.