johnnyoxford

New Member

• Feb 12, 2010

• #1

in my 90 today.

Interesting!

Seems the headlining above the driver seat is acting as a puddle catcher, and it releases all over the driver when going down a hill.


Think its condensation too actually, I will do away with the lining, its mouldy and rotten on the inside.

Has anybody actually tried the camping mat material to stop condensation on the inside of a hard top? Does it work?

 

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steve bain

New Member

• Feb 12, 2010

• #2

ha ha! welcome to landy ownership. my feet get wet when it rains!!

 

kwhajh

Active Member

• Feb 12, 2010

• #3

About to do mine as well. I have heard the camping mat followed by a thin carpet is best. My old landy had just thin carpet and it seemed to work fine. Will watch thread to see if others have different views

 

bustersbus

Well-Known Member

• Feb 12, 2010

• #4

Ye could try stickin' some silicone in the seams on the roof tae stop the rain gettin' in. Ah'm sure ye can get some other stuff that'll do anaw... captain somebody creapin' crack cure

 

The Mad Hat Man

Well-Known Member

LZIR Despatch Agent

• Feb 12, 2010

• #5

Tolleys


Capn Tolleys creeping crack cure

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Feb 12, 2010

• #6

Have you got a sun roof - the upper seal m,ay have perished.

The roof joints might not be tight - silicone or plastic metal.

 

johnnyoxford

New Member

• Feb 12, 2010

• #7

I dont have a sunroof, but I did fit a pretty heavy duty roofrack last weekend.

I reckon I may have cracked a seal or 2 in the roof along the gulleyways.

I will have to wait for a dry day and try to find the leak and seal it up. I might give that Tolleys stuff a go.

 

mrtod

New Member

• Feb 12, 2010

• #8

The Captain Tolleys worked a treat until the recent severe frosts. I think water followed it down the joints - froze then split any seals. In spring i'm gonna reapply the tolleys followed by sikaflex 291. Recon that should do it