Get the Right Bottom Garage Door Seal 2 - Even for Wayne Dalton garage doors?

It's a sequel! And this one is the one you want to check out if you think you have a Wayne Dalton garage door, specifically the 8000 series and 9000 series. This video takes an in depth look at how one, yes a 1 and only option to replaced the bottom garage door seal. You might think it's easy to replace the seal but there are some things to consider. So watch, like, subscribe, and hit that notification bell to get the latest on Pro Tips and Tech Reviews for all your residential garage door needs.
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[@Anastasia-kw6wt]

Thank you so much for this video. Just spent 3 hours of hell trying to fit a T type seal into our door, trimming, heating, spraying silicone spray got 3/4 done and then it just wouldn’t go any further. So ready to pull my hair out. The guy at Lowe’s said it was a universal seal. Luckily I found this video and will order the correct seal. Hope it works!🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼

[@sosgds]

Hello. So glad the video helped. How did the original seal workout for you?

[@Barryd57]

The seal is affixed by a long metal bracket. It was impossible to remove the seal from the bracket whilst it was installed so I opened the door about 5 feet, locked the tension bar with two locking pliers in both directions, raised the door manually by 1 inch to take the weight off the lift cables, propped the door up with wood, and loosened the cable brackets at the bottom of the door at each end. I removed all of the screws on the cable brackets, allowing them to flop about. After marking the holes, I removed all of the self tapping screws that hold the bracket. After removing the various self-tapping screws along the long bracket, I was able to get the bracket out and performed the removal of the old seal using my bench vise & a wood horse. There were two dimples squeezing the old seal at each end so they had to be punched flat before the seal would move. I did not use WD40. I cleaned out the guide, added some lubricant to the guide (not WD40) and installed the new seal. The garage door had to be adjusted by removing some of the down movement else it would collapse the new seal. In total, I did 4 doors like this.

[@sosgds]

Wow! Thanks for sharing your experience. Yes the two dimples or pinch points to keep the seal from moving make it difficult to replace. Yet it looks like you were successful.

[@garagedoorgenius]

What a great video! With some super useful pro tips. I like how you refer to bottom rubber as astrical. Not a lot of people say it like that. Keep up the good work Santiago!

[@sosgds]

Thank you so much Richard! I was afraid that this video was gonna sound redundant and it wasn't going to be as helpful. But I find more customers in my area asking for a bottom garage door seal replacement for Wayne Dalton than any other door.

[@TBHD724]

I think my doors are kind of getting close to needing a new seal, they are starting to get flat. I remember changing the seal on my old wood doors, we had to pull tons of nails and then nail the new one back into place.

[@raymondshartrand2417]

Why do you tuck in the bottom seal into itself? Does it have to be done at both ends?

[@Boosted98gsx]

Why couldn't Wayne Dalton just be normal and use 1/4" channels? I want to upgrade my seal to one of the ones that have the O within the U, but of course, they won't fit.

[@sosgds]

Hello. It's part of their proprietary design for their doors. I think their seals are worse on the 8300/8500 series steelback doors. Unfortunately there is no universal standard for the manufactures. Thanks for the feedback.

[@anthonycina8479]

What about the retainer spike at both ends of the one track

[@Tim20461]

I’ve got a very old metal garage door. Manufacturer unknown. I have a T channels for weatherstripping but it’s very narrow. So standard T channel weatherstripping won’t fit. Any suggestions? I’m wondering if this seal may even work.

[@sosgds]

Hello. I'm surprised the seal won't work. Is the T-Channel to your door too small or too wide?

[@hughbaugus8800]

Can you use a upgraded metal weather strip and weather seal on a Wayne Dalton Door? Left the original metal weather strip on and put the New Aluminum strip on with self tapping screws and then put the upgraded weather seal on. Any thoughts on that?

[@sosgds]

Hello. What model of garage door do you have? Is the model 8000? The model 8000 is a steel door.

[@hughbaugus8800]

It's actually a 9000 series door with the fiber panels.

[@0utcast]

where can you get the bottom rail that the astragal slides into? mine is broken and i need a new one AND astragal. im not even sure what model garage door i have. its a standard door (non insulated) with the sections that each have a hinge... its 8' long/wide

[@sosgds]

Hello Jonathan. If you can determine your garage door model you should be able to find the astragal and bottom retainer. Here's a video I recently posted on how to do this process. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHy7kJaVe6yUg5Y

[@williamaltamirano9871]

Where can I find parts for an older Wayne Dalton 8300 garage door I’m looking for the weather seal and astragal

[@sosgds]

Hello. Great question. I believe they only offer the plastic version online.

[@anthonyperera9859]

I'm in Canada and have a Garaga insulated garage door. Any idea if I need a special bottom garage door sealer for it? Also, have you head of Boer Garage Guardian? thanks in advance.

[@sosgds]

Hello. Yes I have heard of Boer seals. They seem good quality but I don't install them in my area. The type of seal you'll need for your door will depend on the bottom retainer. If it is an aluminum retainer than you should be ok with a Boer seal.

[@jasonmelara9469]

Hi, My exterior window frame trim has separated at multiple points on all four paneled sections. Where do I find replacements?

[@sosgds]

Hello. Do you know the brand of door you have?

[@jasonmelara9469]

@@sosgds Hi, Sorry probably should've mentioned that. It's a Wayne Dalton, but I'm not sure of the model. From looking at their website, the windows look like the framed insert "Stockton".

[@bowsengaragedoorsealstrack5970]

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[@dlvh007]

My Wayne Dalton Garage Door is 30 years old. Where would I look to find it's model number, so I can order the right seal?

[@sosgds]

Hello! Great question. What can you tell me about your garage door? Perhaps you can DM me a picture through Facebook or Instagram?

[@dlvh007]

@@sosgds The Omega Point Lab sticker states: Product ID # 13990-1

[@ronpaguio8952]

Would it fit TW series?

[@sosgds]

Hello. TW series? Torquemaster?

[@raymondshartrand2417]

Please show how you talk in the bottom seal into itself. Thank you.

[@dougb3740]

My issue is it keeps sliding out of place. Really aggravating!! 😡

[@sosgds]

Hello Doug. Thanks for the feedback. Did you tuck in the seal within itself? There's another pro tip where you can tack into the seal and retainer with a small tap screw to hold it in. Have you tried that?

[@bygonewonders]

Wayne dalton doors are the worst doors I have ever had the displeasure of installing it's now at the point if I'm called for one I either tell them to get someone else or I charge triple the only advice someone needs for these doors is how to burn them and remove them from the market

[@sosgds]

Woah! Those are some strong convictions. And I must say that I agree with you in part. The fact that WD does not offer nylon bearing rollers when all other door manufactures do baffles me. But the folks down here at Wayne Dalton are good people and they have fair customer service. So I keep going back for them. What door do you prefer to install Mr Torbjorn?

[@bygonewonders]

@@sosgds if I was to pick one brand from all my supplies I would have to go with steelcraft because unlike Wayne dalton they are one build stronger have better weather strip proper u-rubber normal hinges and they don't have those stupid weak torktubes

[@sosgds]

@@bygonewonders Nice! I am not familiar with Steel Craft. I just visited their website. Looks like a very solid door. Thanks for you sharing!

[@bygonewonders]

@@sosgds they are built very strong I've seen them hit my semi trucks and all it had to do was walk up to it and the the section back in but a new hinge on and obviously fix the cable which on I don't mind on commercial doors because I can cheat by back winding the door to make the cabels slack instead of having to unwind the spring put the cable back on then rewind those giant spring that are the same size as ne 8 times

[@sanguine_potato7524]

WD 8000 and TS series doors aren't awful, but the 9000 series are all garbage. The bulb-type bottom rubber is the absolute worst, although I have come up with tricks to make it a bit easier, and the Texas clip on seal for commercial doors is terrible to replace. Give me C.H.I. doors any day.

[@privatename3621]

So these Wayne Dalton garage doors created their own unique weather seal style to force people to buy from them? That's a scummy move.

[@sosgds]

Or it could be a strategic move to keep your customers coming back. Either way, Wayne Dalton has paved the garage door industry with their products. Are you having trouble finding their bottom seal?

[@privatename3621]

@@sosgds I don't even know if I have a WD garage door. I was just shaking my head where you said they can have their own customer weather stripping and I immediately realized the scam they are playing by doing that. If they can't use the same standard sizes of weather seal that you can find in any big box hardware store, then they shouldn't be designing products. People need to be able to DIY fix their own stuff on a garage door that my be 22 years old (like mine). And often you'll run into cases where the manufacturer has discontinued that particular line of product (probably 10 years prior) and now you are stuck with some custom disposable part that you can't replace. Or have to pay a very high mark up fee because they are the only one who sell it. oh well.