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Frost King R738H Weatherseal Tape, 3/8 in W, 10 ft L, 7/16 in Thick, Rubber Foam, Black

$4.49per eachLaunch price
Next truckIn on Wednesday, Oct 21 : 2 business days
Quantity
1 next truck
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Availability
48 on the Wednesday, Oct 21 truck
Delivery
In on Wednesday, Oct 21 : 2 business days
Delivery runs after the truck lands
Model
R738H
UPC
077578012230
Our SKU
9057837
Sold by
EA
Factory pack
24
Product highlights
Length
10
Width
3/8
Thickness
7/16 in
Material
Rubber Foam
Color
Black
Specifications (13)
Full product specifications
ColorBlack
Length10
MaterialRubber Foam
Thickness7/16 in
Width3/8
Weight0.188 lb
Length (shipping)18.75 in
Width (shipping)9.5 in
Height (shipping)5.505 in
Sold asSold by the ea
Factory pack24
Country of originUS
Shipping dimensions18.75 in long by 9.5 in wide by 5.505 in high
Product description

A tough, durable self-stick tape with minimal compression. Use the rubber foam weatherseal as a weather-strip or as a gasket or to cushion and stabilize major appliances. Plus, on cars, trucks and boats, it can help prevent rattles, vibrations and squeaks.

Made of rubber foam with a black finish, measuring 7/16 in thick.

About this item
What is this?
Frost King R738H Weatherseal Tape, 3/8 in W, 10 ft L, 7/16 in Thick, Rubber Foam, Black. Listed under Weatherstripping Tape.
What is it made of?
Material: Rubber Foam.
What size is it?
Thickness 7/16 in.
How fast can I get it?
In our warehouse. Arrives on the next truck, typically 2 business days : trucks arrive Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
What's the model number?
Model number R738H, UPC 077578012230, our SKU 9057837.
Delivery and returns
  • In on Wednesday, Oct 21 : 2 business days
  • Returns accepted within 30 days in original packaging with the receipt. Special-order items may be subject to a restocking fee : call the counter at (212) 535-8400.

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