Brett Proctor
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I have the oem seal for the canopy but having to drill holes and glue it in place never appealed to me.( especially doing it with the canopy installed) I figured there's got to be a better way.
Found this. Its a real close match to the oem seal and it doesn't need to be screwed or glued in place. It uses adhesive tape.
www.steelerubber.com
This stuff once installed will not come off unless you rip or tear it off. It sticks that good. You can very gently position it in place and check the fit and location, and it can be reluctantly removed but once you press it on, it's not coming off.
I had to trim off some from the front and back. Smaller gaps, but the sides needed no trimming and it sealed the sides with no gaps
Once I cleaned the area and had a general idea of where to install it, it took less than an hour to install it
Found this. Its a real close match to the oem seal and it doesn't need to be screwed or glued in place. It uses adhesive tape.

Flexible Edge Trim | Utility Truck | Steele Rubber Products
Steele Rubber Products offers the best quality seals to effectively fill gaps between body panels. Bonded with an adhesive strip for easy installation. Available by the foot and in 10 and 30 foot lengths.
This stuff once installed will not come off unless you rip or tear it off. It sticks that good. You can very gently position it in place and check the fit and location, and it can be reluctantly removed but once you press it on, it's not coming off.
I had to trim off some from the front and back. Smaller gaps, but the sides needed no trimming and it sealed the sides with no gaps
Once I cleaned the area and had a general idea of where to install it, it took less than an hour to install it
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