Drip Rail Channel HELP needed

[prayers1 153]

Here is a picture of my original Drip Rail Channel (I think that's what they are called), There was a rubber seal glued to the top side. I already have new weather stripping that goes on the bottom channel.

 

Does anyone know where I can get this rubber seal and is it sticky on both sides or just one.

 

Thanks for your help!

 

 

Edited April 5, 2013 by prayers1

[manley 13]

I think it's more like a closed cell foam strip... probably to keep water from seeping into the car.

[prayers1 153]

I believe you maybe right, but where can I get one. I think the ones in the Home Repair stores sells something similar but allows water to seep in if water logged.

[Unkleen 11]

I think this is the foamy stuff that goes between that trim piece and the roof:

 

http://www.cjponyparts.com/roofrail-foam-adhesive-backed-10-feet-1965-1973/p/RF/

 

Best Regards

[prayers1 153]

I searched and searched on CJPony but couldn't find anything.

 

Unkleen: Thats it, Thank You!

[prayers1 153]

After looking closer at it, to me it looks like the exact type used on camper shells.

Also, CJ's sells them in 10' rolls and they state you need 14'.

 

What do you all think, could I use the camper shell type or is there something special that CJ's is selling.

[Mike65 476]

I am interested in this too since I have to replace the foam when I reinstall mine after the car is painted.

[telebb 10]

I am in the process of doing this as well and I just used 3m double stick tape and it seemed to work great!

[prayers1 153]

I went ahead a bought the CJ Pony tape, they say it's cut the exact width as the channel. Had to buy 2 rolls 10' each, you only need 14'. They said that if i didn't have the sponge block for the cowl cover, that I can take the extra tape and make layers of it to duplicate the block. Who Knows?