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HELP: weatherstripping - door jamb problem
My wooden entranceway door jambs have a kerf to accept the
weatherstripping. But the kerf seems too large (1/4") and the weatherstripping doesn;t stay in place. I haven't seen any weaterstripping at HD or Lowe's that is made for such a large kerf. Is there a simple fix? A product? Thanks a heap, -Zz |
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