Xcluder Stainless Steel Garage Door Rodent Shield; 1 Door Kit with 8-inch Door Strips (Pack of 2); Keep Rats and Mice Out; Suitable for Residential and Commercial Use

I have had several events where mice were getting into the garage during winter. I found a video about this product and realized the mice are chewing the plastic from the adapter along the frame that adapts to the garage door. This metal strip will attach to the bottom of that plastic adapter so that mice and rats can no longer chew their way into the garage. Anyone with a garage door should be aware of this simple fix to stop rodents from getting in.

There are so many who said the glue does not stick enough and it falls off. I think the reason is because the procedure says put in inside the side of the garage door at the bottom. If you do this when the door comes down it will catch on and hit the strip and strips it off. I install mine outside. No problem stripping. And then I painted it. Oh I have not caught a mouse in a week.

Great product but you can cut your fingers if you are not CAREFUL!

The product was a lot smaller than I thought... the metal was super sharp so wear gloves (which the package recommends) . Too expensive for what it is and the adhesive isn’t that great even after wiping the rubber.

It is a good product for what it does. I had a rat chewing at the seal around my garage door. I used it to reinforce the seal after I replaced it and I haven’t had an issue since.It is a thin piece of flexible metal that stops the rats and mice chewing through the rubber weather seal. It is not a barrier device or an obstacle or anything else someone may be looking for. Your seal has to reach the ground and there can’t be any gaps that a mouse could crawl through. If there are, then this isn’t what you are looking for.

the only thing it needed to do was adhere securely to the weather strip, and it did not do that. Only HALF of the strip has adhesive! Adhesive is not strong. Way OVERPRICED for 2 thin strips of metal.

Returning - but check out Xcluder's other stuff - which I discovered while looking at this. I love their "filler" and felt it was well worth it. This - not so much. I was missing part of my strip by the garage from a squirrel gnawing it off. If I just hung this I think they could just lift it (light). I ended up duct taping rulers to the inside which I think will be harder for a squirrel to move/get at and cheaper since I have a ton of rulers! Might work if you already have your full strip protector in place.

Rodent problem solved. Much better quality than that of the local hardware stores. Easy to attach. Wear gloves when handling.

Great product! I tried stuffing steel wool into the little hole that the mice chewed in the weatherstripping. However, this didn't deter them. The weatherstrip shields were easy to install and work great.

Weak. Mouse can push through it.

Good product and works as designed but is quite pricey for what they are. Would like to see the product fold over vs sticking to the one side only.

Item returned as two very small flimsy bits of metal were not going to stop rodents entering my garage. Definitely not effective.

It's a basic fix. A strip of thin metal with an adhesive on one side. Not worth 40ish dollars. I applied it in cold weather and it stayed on three spots, but the fourth weather strip was sort of bent in and the garage door keep peeling the strip off. finally I applied a heavy duty epoxy adhesive and it stopped getting pulled off. Could have done the whole thing myself with some rodent proof strips and my epoxy adhesive.