Headlining refurb
- Thread starter bigjak
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That looks crackin. What did you bond it on with?
Flossie
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It's a type of fibreboard tosh on early models, drops to bits far to easy.
I beefed the week areas on mine (windscreen area) with fibreglass mat.
I beefed the week areas on mine (windscreen area) with fibreglass mat.
I used high temp spray on carpet adhesive.
waldershelf
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Bin the original and get a LaSalle headliner I fitted one to a S111 a few years ago and I've put one in my current 90.
http://www.lasalle-trim.co.uk/welcome
http://www.lasalle-trim.co.uk/welcome
top drive
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275 quid for a lasalle for a truck cab,.....
no danger.....
4 way mega stretch carpet it is :d
no danger.....
4 way mega stretch carpet it is :d
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Cheers, mate. Good to know.
bankz5152
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Click the link in my sig. I used faux alcantara, came out pretty well plus its pretty water resistant which is a plus in any landy. Make sure you use a heavy duty high temp glue and put some weights on it. Make sure the glue dries and sets solidly otherwise a few months later it will sag again.
