My sagging roof lining !
The roof lining on the tourer was getting a little untidy. ;)
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f8398c7d_z.jpg :duh: I wouldn't do it to my V6, but the tourer is more of a workhorse. So, I thought that I would fix it, with this kit supplied by bodgit & leggit. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...f83ded27_z.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...ac519506_z.jpg Okay, so it now looks like a tart's boudoir in there, but I can see better out of the windows.:getmecoat: |
Couldn't you have glued it back in place?
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I used a multitude of pins such as you use for needlework (well, not you perhaps but SWMBO!). They are invisible but that may be my failing eye sight or that I haven't looked for them! Put the pins through the fabric of the liner at an angle and into the foam rubber stuff underneath.
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Thats actually quite smart, might have to do something similar as my headlining in the rear is starting to droop.
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Here's another example of that kit .....
https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...ht=roof+lining Hasn't fallen down yet :} |
Fancy that! My 5 year old just became fascinated with opening his window in the back - which seemed absolutely reasonable till I noticed in my rear view mirror yesterday the roof lining had come away slightly and was flapping a little. Unfortunately I was just going onto a dual carriageway and my daughter on the other side was having a melt down about dropping her teddy. When I looked back a minute later at about 60mph the flapping was now bellowing and my son was being slapped in the face with it! I've ordered some pins on Amazon - see how it goes but may have to buy this tarts boudoir kit if it doesn't come off. Cheers!
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