TonGass Foam Blocker Seal Kit Compatible with Jeep Wrangler JK 2011-2014 Models

I actually bought two of these kits. I used them on my soft tip 4 door. A lot of the instructions online are for the hard top but it helped me replace the foam I needed to. Helped a bit with the leaks but as anyone looking at this problem knows, leaks with Jeep roofs are a PITA. 5 stars just for the price and quality as it’s just like OEM. No instructions so look up online if you need a guide on where to install it. I bought a second set and some same density/type foam and used the second set as a template to make my own foam for the future as it’s inevitable these will also wear down

I had a significant leak in my Jeep JK. I found it was coming in around the Freedom Tops and the foam seals were pretty much completely gone. There are no installation instructions but, if you Google the YouTube video as the package insert says, you will find a very helpful step by step video.

I purchased these to solve a leak. There were NO installation instructions. I had to search YouTube to find a video that covers the installation. Once I understood how these were to be installed, the actual process was rather easy. Besides, it was something that probably needed to be replaced on my 2013 Jeep Wrangler. So no harm.

This worked on 2018 jeep wrangler jk. It was leaking until this kit was put on. I cleaned with alcohol and applied. From start to finish it took approximately 1 hour. I watched a utube video before doing this which made it super easy.

Great product, fixed the leak on my freedom panels, very good quality and worth the money, not hard to apply but definitely wished it came with instructions

Just used this kit to replace seals, followed some instructions from YouTube with an identical template to these since there were no instructions included. There were a couple of pieces of foam that didn't match exactly but front corners on the a pillar still. Lee, just as much as they did before. Top surfaces were cleaned and prepped with Wurth "clean prep". I work at a dealership and not a single vehicle I own is unmodified, so the likelihood I did it wrong is very slim. I'm going to buy either one of the more expensive kits or I might just do the full weather strip mod mentioned on several JK groups

Got the kit and I hope and pray it cures my rain water leaks on my 2012 wrangler sport. No instructions therefore I will go to youtube university for instructions. Package was all it was billed to be.

I tried non factory door seals and they were sub par so have only used mopar rubber weather seals. So, was hesitant to try non factory again. This was 1/10 the cost of mopar so worth a shot and more than well worth it. These foam seals worked perfectly!