- Small seam remains open
- Cold air may slip through the gap
- Cold spots can remain near the frame

THE HEAT IS ON—SO WHY DOES IT STILL FEEL COLD?
The Problem May Be the Gap, Not the Whole Window.
You close the window. You turn up the thermostat. Yet cold air can still slip through small gaps around suitable window and door seams.
- Cold spots near the window One side of the room can feel colder than the rest.
- Air slips through small seams The source may be a narrow gap around the frame.
- More heat does not close the gap Raising the temperature does not address the draft source.
Start at the seam—the small gap may be where the draft begins.
MEET AUVIRELO · PEELABLE DRAFT SEAL GEL
A Seasonal Seal—Not a Permanent Commitment.
A squeezable gel designed to fill small gaps around suitable window and door seams. Once cured, it forms a flexible strip that can be peeled away when seasonal sealing is no longer needed.
Made for suitable seams. Always test a hidden area first, especially on painted or delicate finishes.
WHO IT'S FOR · WHERE IT FITS
Made for Small, Seasonal Draft-Sealing Projects.
For people who notice cold spots around suitable window or door seams and want a controlled, peelable approach to targeted gaps.
Is This a Good Fit for You?
- You feel cold spots near closed windows or doors Especially when one side of the room feels colder than the rest.
- You prefer seasonal sealing A flexible strip can be peeled away when it is no longer needed.
- You are working on a small, targeted gap The pointed nozzle helps guide gel along suitable seams.
Common Use Scenarios
Check the surface first. Suitability can vary. Test a hidden area and do not seal moving joints that need to operate.
BEFORE THE GAP · AFTER THE SEAM IS SEALED
See What Changes at the Source of the Draft.
A small opening around a suitable window or door seam can let cold air slip through. Covering that opening creates a more continuous barrier along the gap.
- The visible gap is covered
- Flexible material follows the seam
- The sealed seam helps reduce drafts
Target the gap itself. A continuous seal addresses the small opening where unwanted air may enter.
Illustration demonstrates the intended sealing concept. Results can vary depending on the gap, surface preparation and application.
APPLY · SMOOTH · ALLOW TO CURE
Seal a Suitable Drafty Gap in 3 Simple Steps.
The precision nozzle and included scraper help guide the gel along small, targeted window and door seams.
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1
Apply
Guide a continuous bead along the gap.
Use the pointed nozzle to place the gel directly along a suitable window or door seam.
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2
Smooth
Shape the gel with the included scraper.
Gently smooth the applied bead so it follows the seam in a more even strip.
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3
Allow to cure
Leave the application undisturbed.
Follow the product's specified curing instructions before touching or testing the sealed area.
From squeezable gel to a flexible strip. Once cured, the material is designed for seasonal sealing and can be peeled away when no longer needed.
Before applying: Test a hidden area first and confirm the surface and seam are suitable.
BEFORE YOU SEAL
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about coverage, surfaces, curing and seasonal removal.
How long does it take to cure?
Follow the curing instructions provided with the product and leave the applied gel undisturbed for the specified time. This allows it to form the flexible sealing strip shown in the application steps.
How much can one tube cover?
The 60g tube is designed for smaller, targeted window or door seams. Coverage depends on the total length and width of the gaps, so measure your project before selecting the number of tubes.
Can I use it on any window?
Not every surface will react the same way. It is intended for suitable window and door seams on materials such as wood, painted surfaces, metal and other common materials. Always test a hidden area first.
Will it damage my paint when I remove it?
The cured seal is designed to peel away for seasonal removal, but painted and delicate finishes can vary. Test a hidden area before full application and remove the cured strip slowly.
Can I still open my windows?
Sealing a moving joint may restrict operation while the seal is in place. Apply it only to seams you intend to keep closed, and remove the cured strip before operating a window or door if it bridges a moving section.
For best results, clean the application area and follow the instructions supplied with your product.
VERIFIED CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Real Homes. Real Results.
See how customers use AUVIRELO to seal troublesome window and door gaps through the colder months.
Verified Purchases
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Emma C.
Verified Purchase
“It does exactly what the description says. Application was straightforward and the finished seal looks neat.”
Hannah W.
Verified Purchase
“It quickly sealed the drafty bedroom window. I was doubtful about removal, but it really does peel away like a rubber strip without leaving residue everywhere. The house felt warmer when the temperature dropped.”
Sarah M.
Verified Purchase
“Good product and very easy to peel away afterward. It left the frame much cleaner than I expected.”
Ashley T.
Verified Purchase
“Excellent. I used it around a window air conditioner and it sealed the small surrounding gaps very well.”
Richard H.
Verified Purchase
“Worked very well around my older windows. The rooms feel more comfortable and the white finish looks tidy.”
Jessica M.
Verified Purchase
“It works well, although there was a slightly unusual smell at first. The smell faded after the product cured.”
Christopher L.
Verified Purchase
“Simple and effective. It stopped the noticeable draft as soon as the seal had properly cured.”
Joshua Y.
Verified Purchase
“Good product. The room feels much warmer now and I cannot feel cold air coming through the lower seam.”
James W.
Verified Purchase
“I finished the downstairs windows in about an hour. It blocks cold air effectively and looks clean after drying. Very useful product.”
Lauren W.
Verified Purchase
“Highly recommended for drafty doors. It was easier to apply than the temporary tape I used before.”
Amanda P.
Verified Purchase
“This was exactly what my apartment needed. My sliding door had a gap that the landlord would not repair. It dried quickly, blocked the draft and peeled away cleanly when I tested a small corner.”
Megan L.
Verified Purchase
“Very useful. I no longer have to worry about the cold breeze coming through the window seam.”
Michael R.
Verified Purchase
“Pretty good. I applied it around the back door and it sealed well against the cold air. I tested a corner and it was easy to peel away.”
Rachel W.
Verified Purchase
“Much better than using tape or rolled towels to block drafts. It looks cleaner and worked well for my door.”
David T.
Verified Purchase
“I live in an older house with very drafty winter windows. Application was easy after cleaning the frame, and the included scraper helped smooth the gel. So far no cold air is getting through the bedroom window.”