New Roof Lining

HI guys,
I'm looking for a company to fit a new roof lining on my cabriolet cant seem to fin anyone local. Looking around the milton keynes area.
Thanks

Check with Carl…chortle  if he's able to visit or if you can visit him.
Pretty sure he's got someone he'll recommend if he can't do it.

Headliner is year depending and  it’s the fitst thing fitted to the frame.

So the hood and interliner and pad would need to be removed/replaced.

chortle said

Headliner is year depending and  iysbthe fitst thing fitted to the frame.

So the hood and interliner and pad would need to be removed/replaced.

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BUT……………

The last one I did on my car, I seriously gave thought to using Snaps to make it removable in the Future so I could clean it…… but then I thought about it, and I would need quite a few snaps, and I already had everything else being the cheap bastitch that I am I dropped it as a idea gone wrong.

Interesting thought but not sure how you’d hold it up around the centre rails.
Plus it’s hung on those straps in the corner.
You’d need a ton of snaps for sure..


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chortle said

Interesting thought but not sure how you’d hold it up around the centre rails.
Plus it’s hung on those straps in the corner.
You’d need a ton of snaps for sure..


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Snaps on the flaps to snap it to the cross-bars.  I mean they have screws in it at places which I suspect that is why I started to "pop" rivet it to the cross bars as I had seen too many where the glue failed….  I figured at the rear  snaps on the back side, and for the bridging strap between the rear window… I mean I gave it serious thought……



3 per bar…. works really great as an augment to the glue.

I can see the merit in the thought process.

Really common for the headliner to come off those rails.

I use a High Temp glue.
However I’ve seen folks use normal contact adhesive which just isn’t up to the job.
Nice idea on the rivets though.


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