As long as the Hatch is ridgid and not spongy you can use 3M's 4200 , ( 18.00 on amazon ) 4200 remains flexible and it's not terribly difficult to remove the 4200 should you need to get that hatch up in years to come. The 5200 is more permanent and would make that more difficult . But remember if the hatch is spongy the 4200 will let go and you'll see a gap when you step on the hatch .
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