I am also interested in this thread. 2 weekends ago on a muddy and wet track I had quite a lot of mud to clean from that gap and splashing further up towards the factory door seals, so I think it is worth doing if it keeps a majority of it out.
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I did get a bit more dust in, but I have scuff plates on the panel which move the outer seal away from the body where the seal touches the edge...
The D section extrusion stopped a lot of this.
I'm now considering having an alloy plate laser cut to the original profile and fitting it to the slider to make the gap disappear...
I'm finding it to be worthwhile. Mine is not ideal, being attached to the door because the slider surface is a dimpled finish. However it seems to work quite well. Photos of closed door and then opened.
Scott
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Thanks Rich That'll teach me to go to an actual bricks and mortar shop rather than trying to do everything online!
David
Self adhesive or did you need to glue it on?
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Here are some piccies of what i did to solve the problem. i cut the plastics to fit that came off the sides, works a treat and looks really good:D