Pass through door seal

[The Evil Twin]

Man o man, I have searched far and wide. So many different sizes. And of course, measuring a squished gasket is darn near impossible.
My W&P 34 has a minor leak through one of the front pass through doors. I am 92% sure it is the seal because I can see "dirt trails" where water weeped through.
What is a good source for replacement D seal? Town Killer (Amazon) has a S ton but most of their stuff is junk anyway. Anyone have real life experience with replacing this door seal??

[Bama Rambler]

I've replaced many of those seals. About any of the readily available seals are pretty good in that application. I prefer the white vinyl coated seals to the black rubber, but it really doesn't matter.

Is yours the single or double "D"?

[The Evil Twin]

Currently a single D, but I contemplated either a ribbed or double. The issue with a double (in my mind) is that the hinge side may push one of the bulbs over the door frame when I close it. The hinge side pivots as you close while the sides and bottom will press more evenly. Hard to describe exactly what I mean, but hopefully you get the idea.

[Bama Rambler]

I know exactly what you mean. I think a smaller double D seal would work better in that situation than a larger single D seal. Just get one a little thicker than the gap between door and frame.

[mgas]

You may want to check out Steele rubber products. I haven't bought there stuff yet but have been told they are quality products by guys that restore cars.

https://rv.steelerubber.com

[The Evil Twin]

Thanks for the suggestions and the link folks. I had a hard time finding a double that would fit the width (tape side) without the bulb height being too small. I ended up getting a single that was near exact width and 1.5 times the compressed existing seal height. Its a $35 gamble but gotta srart somewhere! I'll poat up what happens in hopes it will help others.