Sealing doors

[Nash Bap <nashbap@domain.elided>]

I use rope caulk between the metal and the plastic barrier. Seems to hold up fine for years. Gently heating it with a heat gun will let you squish it easier.
Nash Bapasola

The PO of my current car (1971 Spider) didn't put any moisture barriers 
inside the doors, and as a result the (really nice!) interior door 
panels rotted. I've since aquired NOS door panels, but don't want them 
to rot as well. What, exactly, should I use as a moisture barrier 
between the interior panel and the inside of the door itself? Also, 
what's the proper way to attach the stuff? I know from previous 
experience with a different car that duct tape, for example, shrinks and 
eventually loses its stickiness in the face of moisture.

NOTE: the car has been repainted, and all such existing barriers were 
removed, so I don't really know where to start. I've got a home depot 
less than 5 mins from my house, I just need to know what to look for.

Thanks again!

Scott Johnson
71 1750 Spider
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