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The rear door is separating from the rest of the door panel. Looks like the factory used some sort of foam adhesive that is now completely separated. Makes for a nice rattle.
that would work. there is also: bodyshop supply store or good part store and ask for panel adhesive. urethane for windshields works also but the adhesive is better.
Something springy. Rubber foam such as neoprene. ( I think GM uses an expanding spray-on product but it's probably expensive)
Or polyethylene foam that electronics sometimes come packaged in.
Then you'll need a polymer safe adhesive. Window sealant would probably work.
Typically the material is foam backed and you can stick it down with rubber cement, the industrial kind you get in a hardware store. I did interior panels for my cargo van that way and they've held up fine.