Just to add to the confusion....The seals supplied with the kit were redundant in my case as I have sill chequerplate. The Entreq strips slot behind the chequer.

K9F wrote:

For Christmas I received the Entreq door entrance strips and the tailgate one. On removal of the old tailgate strip I discovered a classic example of dissimilar metal corrosion. It was caused by swarf left when the original item was drilled and fitted at the factory. The swarf had obviously reacted with the original strip.


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Replacement item fitted and sealed liberally (wet assembled) with Sikaflex to prevent moisture ingress.


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If you have door sill chequerplate a point to note is that for best results when fitting the door strips is to remove the chequerplate first and fit the strips to get a snug fit (wet assembled again). The rubber extrusion strips supplied from Entreq for the lower edge of the door strips are subsequently redundant as they will not fit with the chequerplate. It was also amazing to witness the amount of crud that had collected behind the chequerplate. As I used Sikaflex again on the door strips I then used the roll of edge gasket (looks like draught excluder) supplied by Entreq for the door strips on the chequerplate to prevent further dirt and grime ingress. Good result and looks great I think.