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Weather seals perform several critical functions. First and foremost, they offer protection against water intrusion. When it rains or snows, these seals prevent water from seeping into the interior of the vehicle. The presence of moisture inside a car can lead to a variety of issues, including mold growth, a damp smell, and damage to electrical components. By keeping the interior dry, weather seals play a vital role in maintaining a clean and comfortable environment for passengers.

Understanding Weather Strips

2. Inspect for Damage Periodically check the door seals for signs of wear, cracks, or splits. If any damage is detected, replace the seals promptly to maintain their effectiveness.

1. Contact Adhesive This is one of the most commonly used adhesives for car door seals. It creates a strong bond when two surfaces are pressed together after applying the adhesive to both surfaces and allowing it to dry slightly. Contact adhesive is recognized for its ability to resist moisture and temperature fluctuations.

2. Measure accurately Measure the lengths required for each area you are sealing to avoid waste and ensure complete coverage.

4. Lubrication The seal's lubrication system, which often utilizes the process fluid itself, must function effectively even at elevated temperatures, ensuring that the sealing surfaces have adequate lubrication to minimize wear.