Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Is this easy to remove?
Document: Quick and easy to install. Had to trim it down a bit with a hack saw, but seems to work perfectly
The door cinch was so easy to install. I found the instructions from 3M easy to follow. No drilling, no screws it looks great.
The installation was easy. The results looked good. The end result was the rubber strip pulling out of the metal header after 2 days use.
Looked at  local hardware stores and couldn't find anything we thought would stop the cold draft at the bottom of our front door. Found this on Amazon and it was easy to install and has done a great job.
The most difficult part is cutting. Make sure you have a hacksaw, some tape and a marker to make it easy. Installs quickly after that and does the job. It feels permanently fixed to the door so the 2 sided tape must be some great stuff.
This is a very quick and easy fix for a door seal. I cannot speak for how effective the product is at &#34;sealing&#34; the door, but for the small crack that I had at the base of my door it worked perfectly. It was easy to cut to size and easy to apply. The 3M looks almost like the industrial grade and seems that it will hold for years to come.
Wow, this is awesome! I used a dremel (larger model) to cut the excess. The 3M adhesive absolutely rocks! Don't mess around, practice placing it where you want it, THEN remove the adhesive backing and repeat your practice placement. It will stick I truly believe, forever! Good quality flexible rubber seal, multi-layered, kind of like a 3 blade razor. No more light shining beneath the door means no drafts or loss of AC or heat!
this works better than the door sweep I bought. this is the size you need and keeps air out much better. Thumbs up,
Works great, only need scissors and hack-saw to cut to size. Be sure to line it up properly before you touch the door as it sticks instantly!
What more can I say? It arrived well packaged. I cut it to the right size using heavy duty scissors. Peeled off the backing and stuck it to my door. No more draft!
Answer: yes