"Refurb" headliner

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Millertime_9

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• Aug 20, 2019

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Got mine out to fix a leak and the felt is disgusting

Going to just take it off and I seen someone paint theirs with "flatbed truck" paint, looked good!

Anyone ever done it?

I would imagine the hard bit will be getting the gluey sponge off after the felt!

Anyone got any tips?

 

kevstar

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• Aug 20, 2019

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Loads of people done it are you painting it with raptor paint
Pics are required

 

Badger688

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• Aug 20, 2019

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Mines done!
Took the crap off, power blasted, cleaned up (not all glue came off!) painted with light gray, put back on! It looks good! If not better that original!

 

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• Aug 20, 2019

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Badger688 said:

Mines done!
Took the crap off, power blasted, cleaned up (not all glue came off!) painted with light gray, put back on! It looks good! If not better that original!

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Lovely!

What you mean by power blasted?

 

Badger688

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• Aug 20, 2019

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Millertime_9 said:

Lovely!

What you mean by power blasted?

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Karcher??

 

Badger688

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• Aug 20, 2019

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Will take pic in the morning and post!!

 

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Millertime_9

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• Aug 21, 2019

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Thank you

Haha I thought you meant actually jet wash but the headliner material, ie not the felt the actual body doesnt look overly strong to handle a stream of jet water!?

 

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windy81

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• Aug 21, 2019

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without the 'soft' headliner the cavity inside the cabin will become reverberating for sound. something to consider.

 

K14

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• Aug 21, 2019

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All good until it drips with condensation in winter

 

Badger688

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• Aug 21, 2019

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As said!

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Stanleysteamer

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• Aug 22, 2019

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Nice one!

 

discodrivercumbria

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• Aug 22, 2019

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Millertime_9 said:

Thank you

Haha I thought you meant actually jet wash but the headliner material, ie not the felt the actual body doesnt look overly strong to handle a stream of jet water!?

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Steam cleaned off, grey primmer/undercoat then painted with deluxe weather shied,

 

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Badger688

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• Aug 22, 2019

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discodrivercumbria said:

Steam cleaned off, grey primmer/undercoat then painted with deluxe weather shied,

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Close looking to mine!

 

backinblack

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• Aug 22, 2019

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I recovered mine with some new headliner material but it wasn't very stretchy so had a few small creases in it. Next time I'll get some stretchy stuff.

 

Mally T

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• Aug 22, 2019

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backinblack said:

I recovered mine with some new headliner material but it wasn't very stretchy so had a few small creases in it. Next time I'll get some stretchy stuff.

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Mines painted black and looks great, dos ant make much different's sound wise, and
i don't get any condensation ether.