Reddit Reddit reviews Weather Strip-2 Rolls, 1/2 Inch Wide X 1/4 Inch Thick Foam Seal Tape High Density Weatherstripping Self Adhesive Door Insulation Foam Rubber Seal Strip Total 26 Feet Long(13ft x 2 Rolls)

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Weather Strip-2 Rolls, 1/2 Inch Wide X 1/4 Inch Thick Foam Seal Tape High Density Weatherstripping Self Adhesive Door Insulation Foam Rubber Seal Strip Total 26 Feet Long(13ft x 2 Rolls)
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2 Reddit comments about Weather Strip-2 Rolls, 1/2 Inch Wide X 1/4 Inch Thick Foam Seal Tape High Density Weatherstripping Self Adhesive Door Insulation Foam Rubber Seal Strip Total 26 Feet Long(13ft x 2 Rolls):

u/notyourdaddy9 · 7 pointsr/HomeImprovement

It was a rubber door strip like this

u/Tolingar · 1 pointr/sousvide

It would probably be okay. I'm having a bit of a hard time understanding what you are wanting to do with it. Are you going to cut a hole in the cooler for the sous vide machine and are wanting to create a seal around that whole? The rest of the cooler should already be well insulated, including the hinges area.

Anyway, I would probably use something like this Weather Striping it has good insulation properties and will compress and create a good seal. The temperature range might be a bit of a problem on higher heat longer cooks. I've never used it in a sous vide project, but I've used this sort of foam tape in a lot of other DIY projects and my experience is that it will soften at the higher temps but won't melt unless it gets really hot.