ESI Super Cap Seal 20 FT (1 1/2" Width x 1/2" Height x 20' Length) EPDM Rubber for Caps 200 lbs or less

Im very impressed with this cap seal, I bought a used ARE CX Series Canopy for my 2018 Toyota Tacoma with a 6ft bed that had some leaking issues, but come to find out there wasn’t any seal on the canopy, so I decided to try this brand name sealer rather than the cheaper ones.Quality is excellent very strong durable rubber double tubes, application was easy starting from one side and wrapped around the whole canopy, I did what the supplied directions said and made the appropriate cuts at sharp corners and used the supplied putty to fill the cut points. As others have stated it did raise my canopy 3/4 of an inch or so, wasn’t worried about it, after several heavy rainy days I had no leaking from the sides of my canopy. I highly recommend this seal.

This really is far superior to the limp foam strips the camper installers supply, or that you buy at giant orangey-blue stores. The foam is far better quality, far more dense, and it has a proper "skin" like the weatherstrips on your car doors. I used the double-bulb seal as recommended for the weight of my camper and it was perfect. The shell sits taller on this seal, too, eliminating some paint scrapes where it overlaps the bed rails.I had to modify the camper door--as in, cut it off--to clear the tailgate spoiler on my Frontier, so I split the leftover seal material and used the single-bulb strip as the new seal against the top of the tailgate. Works great, compresses slightly and water doesn't flow in on the flat top of the spoiler.To install, I just blocked the camper up on the edges of 2 x 4s. It was easy enough to press into place--carefully. Get it right the first time.

This was to replace standard foam double stick tape for a truck cap on our 1980 Toyota pickup. It came with cleaning pads and rubber filler. After cleaning the tops of the rails and filling the holes we went about putting the seal on. The seal is very sticky so ensure you are ready when you start and done have to try and pull it off, that doesn't end well trust me. Once we hit the corners it took a little bit to find scissors that would cut it, then to cut it at the right angle was trouble. The instructions included have pictures but for us they were unhelpful. We did figure it out after a few try's and everything went off as planned.It works great and seals very well.

This double-tubed truck canopy seal tape is just what I needed to keep the constant, always raining Pacific Northwest weather out of my truck bed! That double tube works MUCH better than the flat seal tape that was originally on the canopy topper. On the plus side, it raised up my canopy ever so slightly so that now my tailgate does not "drag" on the bottom of the canopy when closing it, and the rear door latch seems to work better now. I guess I needed that extra 1/4" (after compression) to make things work right! By the way, one roll of this stuff fit the front and sides of my canopy for my 6.5" truck bed on my Toyota Tundra. I had about 15 inches left over, and I was generous on the corners with plenty of overlap.The down side of my installation is, I have plastic rail caps on the sides of my truck bed but nothing on the front rail of the bed, so it left a gap where I could see a little daylight between the canopy seal and the front of the truck bed. I fixed that with 1/2" pipe wrap insulation that I pulled onto the aluminum rail that sticks out on the front of my canopy. No worries, no leaks now! I would buy this stuff again.

Compared to foam seals, this seal is magical. Its thickness takes care of any irregularities while also easily crushing down for a tight fit. While I cannot comment on its longevity, it does appear to be significantly more durable than foam seals. Before I could see daylight through the bed side to bed front transition with new foam seals and now those are gone. My tools are once again safe and dry.Installed on a 2001 Ford Ranger with a Swiss contractor style topper with built-in ladder rack. The topper weighs 150lbs as it is all aluminum. This fit perfectly with 33” of seal leftover, using this seal on the front of the bed as well, with no waste. Using 6 good clamps to provide an even crush of the gasket, the topper is on solid. This topper is squared off and does not match the factory curve of the bed. Once the many dents on the bed are added in, I have quite the gap on the outside to fill while the inside of the topper fits tight. This seal conformed very well to all of these oddities, as pictured. The seal installed very easy. After removing the old foam seal, quick wipe with the alcohol wipes and the seal stuck with no lack of adhesion anywhere, no time consuming prep required. I will be using this style seal on the rest of my fleet when the time comes.

Bought this to replace the foam on my tonneau cover and works pretty well. On a hot day the rubber does stick a little when you fold the cover back, just like the foam did before, but not as bad and it seems to create a better seal than the foam did.

I used this to remount an ARE commercial cap on my Ford Ranger.Shipping was prompt and the product was well packaged.As others have said, there was an excess of the putty for filling the small gaps where body panels meet and the alcohol pads were basically a joke.My old seal was leaking. I replaced it with this one about two or three months ago and have not seen any leaks since. It was easy to install following the clear directions.

Followed the directions carefully while installing on an ARE cap going on my '99 Chev Silverado. It looked good, but didn't last. The seal started coming off on the front part of the truck bed after only a year, maybe less. Now the entire front section of the seal is inside the bed of the truck, as if the wind blew it inside the cap. Not looking forward to replacing since I'll have to enlist another strong young person to help me move the cap.

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Great adhesive backing and great easy to understand instructions, my canopy is 100% waterproof now.