Hi all,
Are there any recommended materials/kits for this (inside the doors), or is it just double sided tape and some builders plastic, as I seem to read about?
Thanks!
Vapour barrier
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Re: Vapour barrier
If you mean the plastic behind the door cards, I bought door liners from Newton Commercial, pre cut and all holes punched out for door handles/screws etc. Much easier than fiddling about cutting plastic yourself
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Ah thanks mutley, I'll look them up
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I made my own from plastic sheeting that covered a new mattress when it was delivered. Provided it is reasonably heavy duty and it is sealed all the way around it will work fine. I have used double sided tape and silicon bath sealer (a bit messy) before on other cars with perfect results.
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I purchased this thick plastic for mine and can confirm it is good quality and does the job.
Stuck it with some industrial double sided tape. Hope this helps.
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Stuck it with some industrial double sided tape. Hope this helps.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/QVS-Shop-Extra ... WFNQFV24V5" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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1983 T25 Autohomes conversion, 1.6 diesel non turbo.