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PostPosted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 8:04 pm 
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What foam rubber do people use in the back of the car , eg between the back seat and the side panel and the parcel shelf and the C pillar . You know where I mean ...and where did you get it .

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I got mine from Clark Rubber. I think it was 5mm thick, off white in colour. Not massively thick but it did the the job, just make sure there are no wavey ripples in it or they may show through whatever fabric you cover it with.


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Yes Clarke Rubber

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Grippy Rubber at Silverwater. :wink:

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