Best way to prevent rain water entering damaged car door?

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Evening all

Bit of a *no disguised swearing* afternoon, went for a run and while parking in the car park another driver has reversed into my car. A couple of hours later when showing the damage to my son we noticed that the door no longer sits flush and we tested the integrity of the door, I sat in the car and my son poured a watering can over the roof and door, a lot of water came in.

So I need to somehow make a temporary seal, I am guessing a trip to Screwfix for some sort of duct tape and bin bags.

Anyone had to do something simnilar before, any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Darren
 
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Hyburnate said:

Inflatable storage

Has inflatable storage become a thing, or is my neighbour off their head? They have a lovely car, a convertible that's probably in the £50k+ price range. For the past month or so it's been encased in a large inflatable enclosure. It looks like a bouncy castle in their drive. Not only does it...
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Ah wow! That’s class never thought of something like that
 
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