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lodoreman t1_j1rhtvn wrote

Following I have this same issue but on one side only.

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XFactor-41 t1_j1riqp4 wrote

Is it even all the way across? If so, there’s usually a close distance adjustment on the opener motor.

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OutinDaBarn t1_j1rvs45 wrote

Buy pipe insulation. cut it down to the size and length you need and push it in the seal at the bottom of the door. Cost you less than $10 and you'll have extra. You could also use a pool noddle and do the same thing.

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MJ23isback OP t1_j1rw5n5 wrote

This is a great idea. My only worry is that it’ll hook on the frame once it opens. But I’ll definitely try this out! Thanks.

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OutinDaBarn t1_j1s5hol wrote

Push it into the edge of the bottom seal. It will be fine both of my garage doors are that way.

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