I finally installed the rubber weatherstripping from a Chevy S-10 door on a 1st Gen doghouse. That stuff snaps on so easily! We loosened up the hinges in the back and raised the lid to make room for the extra rubber. But when we went to close the lid, the front of the lid didn't quite meet the rubber up front. Take a look:

As you can see in the front shot, the lid is a little off center, I have to pull it towards the driver's side to line it up with the latch. And the rear right corner seems to hang off the back a little too far, but I don't see any adjustment for forward and back with thise hinges. We ended up tucking in the rubber up front by hand before latching it, hoping to "train" the rubber to fold back a bit. I though maybe the front of the doghouse was bent outward but it seemed straight and actually quite sturdy.
Has anyone else used the S-10 rubber on their doghouse? Got any advice?

As you can see in the front shot, the lid is a little off center, I have to pull it towards the driver's side to line it up with the latch. And the rear right corner seems to hang off the back a little too far, but I don't see any adjustment for forward and back with thise hinges. We ended up tucking in the rubber up front by hand before latching it, hoping to "train" the rubber to fold back a bit. I though maybe the front of the doghouse was bent outward but it seemed straight and actually quite sturdy.
Has anyone else used the S-10 rubber on their doghouse? Got any advice?










