e Shaped Door Seal gaskets for refrigerators from the '40s and '50s (GR-A 1/2", 17 feet)

Description

Vintage Refrigerator Door Replacement Seal Select your size and Length Two Thickness to chose from 1/2" Thickness Options 12 Foot GR12A 17 Foot GR17A 25 Foot GR25A 40 Foot GR40A 5/8" Thickness Options 12 Foot GR12B 17 Foot GR17B 25 Foot GR25B 40 Foot GR40B High Quality Weather Stripping .50 (1/2")(20.6375mm) X.8125 (13/16")(20.6376mm) Wide OR .62 (5/8") X.8125 (13/16")(20.6376mm) Wide. These are Without Self Adhesive backing. Affix with fasteners, (not supplied) Refrigerator Door Replacement Gasket for older Vintage units Mod: GR Replaces Worn Door Gasket on Many Older Refrigerators Creates an Air Tight Seal Also can work on Universal Refrigerator Door Replacement Seal Gaskets, Car doors ect. Replaces Frost King Refrigerator Door Gaskets Mod. RG17 Refrigerator Door Replacement Gasket kit for older Vintage units Available in 12’,17, 25’ and 40’ kits. Brand specific Instructions included. Fits on many vintage refrigerators manufactured back in the 40s and 50s. The dome shape works well to allow interstitial space for the fasteners, allowing the seal when the door closes and the bottom, or "lip", slipping beneath the interior door liner holding the gasket in place. Fasteners not included. Review: Perfect fit, works great. - This was a perfect fit for my early. 50s model Hotpoint. I made sure I ordered one that was a little too long so I could use the first 6 inches to practice cutting the corners and getting them right. Glad I did... Cutting the corners is not as easy as some of the videos make it look... Review: Seem to get pretty hard once it is mounted - I put this on my 1949 Philco model D893. It was pretty straightforward but I should have bought a gasket with a taller profile. It just does seal & I would have liked a little more compression. The one photo shows the profile of the old gasket compared to the replacement. Also once the gasket gets cold it gets hard. I would have preferred a more supple material. The gaskets on my newer models at my house are magnetic but stay supple when cold. At any rate, the door is now sealed as the old gasket was crumbling and was causing a lot of frost to build up. The photo with the door open was taken today (9-25-24) and the gasket was replaced in May 18th and there isn't a lot of frost.