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I also have a few other questions about sealing up my door. I have watched videos on how to cover all the holes and metal with deadener and that seems like a pretty easy and straight-forward thing. But the foam thing kinda throws me off a little bit. I am wondering about water in my doors or moisture over time. Do regular car doors get a good amount of water inside them? I know there are drains inside my doors for that. But what about mildew building up on the foam? Or the water not being able to get out properly? I would rather not have my doors rust out lol. Thanks

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Be careful using any type of foam or anything that can become an obstruction. Just to make sure your windows still operate and water still drains.

Just saw that was already mentioned.

You want to leave that drain open unless you completely seal it. The only way to do that would be to have fixed windows, meaning they are always up.

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