Door interior moisture resistant lining

[Tricky]

Hi all. Haven’t been on for a while !

I’ve had to open up my passenger door on my Stag to get a minor dent fixed, and I cannot remember where I got the excellent moisture resistant lining sheet which I put under the interior trim panel. I think it was to keep damp off the panel, and I don’t recall whether I had to glue it or whether it was self adhesive, which I think it was. Does anyone know what stuff I’m talking about ?  It’s sort of white translucent material. 

Thanks as always

Richard

[AidanT]

Sorry not sure of the white material you used. When I do mine I used thick polythene sheet and gaffer tape. It's worked very well in keeping the door cards dry over the last four years

 

Aidan

[Pete Lewis]

They used to use a non setting goo to adhere plastic film to the carcass allows it to peel off

There is a   bitumen twin walled paper self adhesive used to cover the carcass holes but I cant find it 

Bin bag and Aidans gaffer tap must be the most economical

Pete

[Colin Lindsay]

Thick, clear polythene works for me. You can attach it with silicone sealer, even if it sets hard it can still be peeled off and to be honest: how often are you ever going to do it?