I would agree that either Aura or Emerald would fit the bill. Both have good blocking resistance (won't stick) when cured.
The paint does need to dry well before the door is closed tightly against the weather stripping. There are a few ways to deal with this. You can remove the weather stripping for a day. That way the door can be closed and allowed to dry without direct contact. If that's not feasible, a small amount of WD 40 or Vaseline can be applied to the weather stripping. If that's done, the door can be closed after a few hours dry time without fear of sticking to the strips.
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The paint does need to dry well before the door is closed tightly against the weather stripping. There are a few ways to deal with this. You can remove the weather stripping for a day. That way the door can be closed and allowed to dry without direct contact. If that's not feasible, a small amount of WD 40 or Vaseline can be applied to the weather stripping. If that's done, the door can be closed after a few hours dry time without fear of sticking to the strips.
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