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Or you could do it like this. This is the type of self adhesive membrane that was widely used in the 80s and 90s. Mine is from a Citroen but other manufacturers used similar - mine came on a roll.
It doesn't follow the original design, in having a flap out at the bottom but, being self adhesive, it retains any moisture or water inside the door cavity to drain out of the original drain holes.
Cheers
Julian
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Hi Julian,
It really looks very neat and as you say will do a great job. Can I ask you where you got the roll as I think I will follow your lead.
Regards John H.
Oops id not get to the bottom of the string. Thanks for the advice.
Darren, they were fitted to various Citroens in the 80s - I think GSA and possibly BX although, thereafter, I suspect they were specifically model related moulded ones.
I bought a roll from Citroen many years ago and, for some sad reason , I remember the beginning of the part number, but not all of it. It was ZC 9867 *** U (*** were possibly 499). I guess if you can find a friendly Citroen dealer with someone old in the parts department then they may be able to help you.
However I expect other, more common, cars may well have used something similar and people like Woolies or other trim specialists may be able to help you.
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