When we bought our car it didnt have the head lining in and this is the first time i have started to attempt to install one. Anyway just got one question. firstly when glueing the vynal to the body do you wrap the lining right around all the window seals etc or just glue it to the interior side and cut any excess? does anyone recomned doing it on a hot day so its tight and then once it gets cold it will always stay tight? have you got any tips or help for when we try 2morro. pics would be nice too.
thanks for any help
Matt
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, Dec 02 2006 05:37 PM
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Posted 02 December 2006 - 06:36 PM
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Posted 02 December 2006 - 07:30 PM
Thanks Bazza at least it gives me a strong starting point
Cheers Matt
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Posted 05 December 2006 - 08:08 PM
Hi Toranaman, you are a brave man to do your own roof lining, I stripped mine down and took it to the panel shop for rust repairs and a lick of paint. It will then go to the Trimmer to install the lineing then the Windscreen man will complete the service. Persay I will be quite a few Thousand dollars shorter in the old Bank Balance. To late to go back had to bite the bullet been putting it off for 4 Years, if I had to do it again, well I just had to do it, got sick of seeing the rips. Good Luck hope it turns out good. rgds Sunburt
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Posted 06 December 2006 - 08:10 AM
well i put it in on the sunday and everything went to plan. i thought there were going to be alot more dramas but it went smoothly (for a change). my dad help me but he hadnt installed one before i think it turned out quite nicely i'll post sum pics of the end result in the coming days.
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