avidedtr

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anyone know where I can get rubber trim to go around the edge of my door skin so whenI put the panel back on it doesnt' touch metal.

I just saw it on a reno show/

danyman

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rubber i dont know but once sided taped foam would work. ( the one some brands supply with subs to seal ) prob know what im talking about eh?

danyman

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if its for the entire surround of the door ya rubber would be better... ill look around and see who can get some

danyman

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Car Builder Solutions Ltd - rubber and chrome trim

danyman

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Edge Trim
Trimlok Canada - Product Catalog

i hope this stuff is what you ment lol

avidedtr

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I was watching tv this morning and I happened to channel over Debbie Travis's Facelift at the right time! She was using the exact material I'm looking for (coincidence).
I'll go check crappy tire I think it's there! Thanks danyman

danyman

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let me know if they have any. sounds like a great idea to me lol ( maybe body shops also )

John__Taylor

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When I put my doors back together for the 5th time I just used 1/2" weatherstripping from Home Cheapo. The same type of stuff you would use to seal around a screen door for example. Comes in many, many, different thicknesses, width, and most important, density. Dirt cheap as well.

avidedtr

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I was thinking of using that I'll give it a try!

Canadiantire didn't have it!

Julian

grep

Home Depot has foam tape that's used for attaching a canopy to the bed rails of a pickup truck. Good stuff.