After messing with mine for a year, I found what seems to have worked. It is the bottom track (which has the seal strip in it) being not parallel and not the right distance from the door bottom. I removed the bottom frame from the wood and built up the low end with small strips of wood. Upon reinstallation, I sealed the INSIDE portion to the fiberglass. I also put a dab of Clear silicone at each end of the seal itself, sealing its ends to the fiberglass wall.
This has stopped 99% of the leakage. If I still "drown" the area, a few drops will get out. It's just not a very good design seal.
I also keep a plush 100% cotton bath rug right up against the sill so any water that gets out is wicked up right away.
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-Rich-
"If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy." - Red Green
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