Range Rover Headliner Material Change
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frog hopper
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Fair play for having a go.
Your points at the end pretty well sum up my thoughts, an extra point though would be to prime the base board with a dilute PVA sealer first, the day before if poss.
When I did mine with the help of the doris, we put down a large dust sheet in the middle of the living room so as not to need to kneel on it.
Your points at the end pretty well sum up my thoughts, an extra point though would be to prime the base board with a dilute PVA sealer first, the day before if poss.
When I did mine with the help of the doris, we put down a large dust sheet in the middle of the living room so as not to need to kneel on it.
The use of PVA solution sounds a good idea, I didn't think of that, it certainly helped to prevent soak up when we plastered and repainted the ceiling in our living room the other year. For sure, the use of a dust sheet would help to stop Mrs Carver being too upset
John
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wear gloves and change often, theres nothing worse than finger marks on a newly covered headlining, and make sure all the old lose stuff is off the board, lumps stand out when its done
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Well, how did I get on replacing the fabric material of the L322 headlining? My first attempt at replacing headlining material on any car, so please be kind
I'm giving mine to someone else to do... Sod that faff...
