Abstract: A mold for joining a molded portion onto an end of an extruded weather strip without having any looseness in the joint formed therebetween, and which facilitates removal of a fin formed in the molded portion. The mold includes mold members defining a cavity at an end of which an end of the extruded weather strip is placed, and to which a molding material is injected. The mold members further define a tunnellike additional cavity in a parting plane therebetween. The tunnellike additional cavity extends along a peripheral edge of the cavity so that an end thereof is located at the position beyond the end of the extruded weather strip. A passage is also defined in the parting plane so as to interconnect the cavity and the tunnellike additional cavity for introducing a molding material into the tunnellike additional cavity. The passage extends to a position close to but not beyond the end of the extruded weather strip.

Abstract: A method for forming a molded portion composed of solid rubber onto an end of an extruded weather strip having a base portion composed of solid rubber and a lip-shaped sealing portion composed of sponge rubber and extending from the base portion. The method includes the steps of inserting the end of the extruded weather strip into a cavity of a mold, the cavity having a cross-sectional shape identical with that of the end of the extruded weather strip. The method further includes injecting a molding material into the cavity from a gate of the mold while throttling the molding material flowing to the end of the lip-shaped sealing portion of the extruded weather strip by a protruding portion protruding into a passageway of the cavity leading to the end of the lip-shaped sealing portion of the extruded weather strip at a position close thereto.