XISAY 24.6ft Adhesive Tailgate Weather Stripping Ultimate Tailgate Seals Kit for Pickups, F150, Truck, Silverado, Auto Car, Keep Kit Dust, Dirt and Moisture Out of Covered Truck Bed Trim Gap Rubber

I have a hard tonneau cover and sometimes my work blankets would fall into the tailgate crack jamming my tailgate closed. This prevents anything falling into the cracks. Tape is secure and holds well. Long strip makes two pieces. Saving the next one just in case.

This product does what it’s advertised to do. I like it much better than the foam seals I’ve used in the past. I don’t haul rock or dirt in the bed so I don’t know how it would hold up to that kind of use. But it keeps the dirt and weather out of my covered truck bed. The instructions say that alcohol pads and an adhesion promoter are included but they are not. I had to buy them myself, and the installation was simple.

I like the fact that you get enough to do the job with out worry to conserve materials and have perfect placement

The only reason I didn't give this a full 5 stars is because I haven't installed it yet. The material is very pliable and it lays nicely on the tailgate of my truck. I just haven't had time to properly install it. I think it will make a great deal of difference and keep the rocks and debris out of the tailgate gap.

On for 3 months and does the job.There is enough to do again if needed. I used a little super glue to make sure it stayed on.

I've got a 2019 Silverado with an uneven truck bed. I knew it would be a challenge. Followed the installation instructions exactly. The box referenced an adhesive primer, but it didn't come with it like it said it did. Didn't even last 24 hours. First time of closing then opening the tailgate and it started peeling off. The next day it's mostly off.Complete waste of money.

Installed it on a new F150. The gap between the bedliner and tailgate cover was slightly wider than the strip (1/4"). So instead of leaving a narrow unprotected crack for dust and dirt to collect in against the painted surface, I installed two lengths-- one glued to the plastic bedliner and one glued to the tailgate cover (which came with the bedliner). I then tucked the tailgate length under the bedliner length where they overlap and removed the tape strip on the upper length to glue to the lower length. Hope it works... Glue strips seems narrow for the application and may not hold long on term. Would probably give 4-5 stars it if there was a similar product available that was an inch or two wider with wider tape strips, then one length would have worked and I'd have more confidence in the adhesive strip sticking long term. On the plus side at least it came with enough material to do two lengths and cut easily with sharp scissors.

So far. Have had on my "gap" for over a month, still sticking well. Really fixed the problem between the tailgate and bed.