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Ok i know the roofrail channel has a roofrail weatherstrip channel to body seal,my question is what did they use under the driprails? I know they couldn't have had it together metal to metal with no seal ( seems like that would be one big leak, which i am trying to stop ) i have looked and can't seem to find anything for this. can 3M adhesive be used here to prevent any water from getting in? Thanks for any suggestions

 
Ok i know the roofrail channel has a roofrail weatherstrip channel to body seal,my question is what did they use under the driprails? I know they couldn't have had it together metal to metal with no seal ( seems like that would be one big leak, which i am trying to stop ) i have looked and can't seem to find anything for this. can 3M adhesive be used here to prevent any water from getting in? Thanks for any suggestions
This is what you need 1/16' thick..3/4" wide http://www.mcmaster.com/#foam-strips/=c4d6t2

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Ok i know the roofrail channel has a roofrail weatherstrip channel to body seal,my question is what did they use under the driprails? I know they couldn't have had it together metal to metal with no seal ( seems like that would be one big leak, which i am trying to stop ) i have looked and can't seem to find anything for this. can 3M adhesive be used here to prevent any water from getting in? Thanks for any suggestions
This is what you need 1/16' thick..3/4" wide http://www.mcmaster.com/#foam-strips/=c4d6t2
Thanks Scott, I noticed at the bottom the description stated Foam, but not adhesive, meets ASTM D1056 2A3. Material has a skin on all sides. Color is orange-tan. Install with or without adhesive? if with, what would you recommend?

 
Ok i know the roofrail channel has a roofrail weatherstrip channel to body seal,my question is what did they use under the driprails? I know they couldn't have had it together metal to metal with no seal ( seems like that would be one big leak, which i am trying to stop ) i have looked and can't seem to find anything for this. can 3M adhesive be used here to prevent any water from getting in? Thanks for any suggestions
This is what you need 1/16' thick..3/4" wide http://www.mcmaster.com/#foam-strips/=c4d6t2
Thanks Scott, I noticed at the bottom the description stated Foam, but not adhesive, meets ASTM D1056 2A3. Material has a skin on all sides. Color is orange-tan. Install with or without adhesive? if with, what would you recommend?
You got it..I thought I linked to the black with adhesive on one side..Guess not..Just search through & get the black with adhesive one side 1/16" thick 3/4" wide

 
This is what you need 1/16' thick..3/4" wide http://www.mcmaster.com/#foam-strips/=c4d6t2
Thanks Scott, I noticed at the bottom the description stated Foam, but not adhesive, meets ASTM D1056 2A3. Material has a skin on all sides. Color is orange-tan. Install with or without adhesive? if with, what would you recommend?
You got it..I thought I linked to the black with adhesive on one side..Guess not..Just search through & get the black with adhesive one side 1/16" thick 3/4" wide
Good deal Thanks ::thumb::

 
Doesn´t this type of foams helps rust asi it keep the place with humidity after for example, a carwash?

Maybe i just didn´t find the right tape/foam...

I just mounted it with a little silicone on them

 
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