clueseau

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• Jan 27, 2013

• #21

Ferenc, I had the same problem in the load area with my P38 when I bought it a couple of weeks ago. Despite the cold I untrimmed and pulled the lining off to where it was still stuck. Then I used spray adhesive for laying carpet tiles and waited for it to go tacky. Result! And you wouldn't know it had been hanging. Not saying it works in all cases but I'm a happy bunny.

 

MrGorsky

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• Jan 27, 2013

• #22

donp38 said:

how do we referb the A, B posts as original etc?

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You'll have to get them re-flocked.

You can do it yourself, I saw a guy on YouTube that made his own DIY flocker.

Probably easier to get someone to do it for you though.

Google 'flocking', fanny's your aunt.

 

Dopey

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• Jan 27, 2013

• #23

donp38 said:

how do we referb the A, B posts as original etc?

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HomeMade Flocking unit! - YouTube

I posted a how to, not flock, but better than that, any material you like

 

MrGorsky

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• Jan 27, 2013

• #24

My roof lining is all sagging at the back, and is on the list of jobs for the summer.

I think I'm going to do the A B and C posts with "leatherette" rather than flock. I hope it'll be easier to clean...and harder wearing.

 

Dopey

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• Jan 28, 2013

• #25

I did mine with leather wipes good, and keeps its colour as well