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D.G.F.S.

Active Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #21

As said above, there are those plastic fir trees for fitting the headlining back on. The bubble wrap is thin enough as to not interfere with the headlining. The headlining is only secured down the sides above the doors, above the rear bulkhead and via the sun visors. You cold put as thicker stuff as you like between the headlining and roof because there are no fitting points in the middle to the roof. I was perfectly able to use my old fittings too. The spray glue was around £3 each and I used 3 cans, the roll of insulation was on offer 2 for £25 quid I think. I could have used just one roll but I doubled the thickness for added warmth. The fabric was about £20 a roll but you could get it cheaper online I think, I didn't bother to look around I wanted it done that weekend so I bought the first I came across.

 

dieselwheasel

Active Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #22

I used noise killer in my roof, I know its expensive but it works well.

 

hock

Active Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #23

I'd be interested to see the roofs finished with the felt if you guys have any pics?

 

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D.G.F.S.

Active Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #24

I've got photos but they are on my phone, and I only have internet on my phone too. I tried to upload some yesterday but it wasn't happening. If you have a email address, I could send you some pics then you can post them on here if you like?

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #25

As requested - we've replaced the roof lining with new firs. Also we've blanked off the air vents as they always seemed to be damp.

 

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Station House

Well-Known Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #26

That felt looks great - struggling to find something similar

Did it come from a local store to you?

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #27

SH check the reply on page 2 - it all came from fleabay, about £45 the lot.

 

Station House

Well-Known Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #28

Cheers Bluey

 

puffin1

Active Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #29

Just done my 90 with open cell foam with a silver outside and it is nice and dry and very warm and quite . Got it from Lasalle headline Co and am fitting there headliner . But E-Bay sell the same stuff at 2mx500 x12 mm for £16. Well worth doing !

 

GreenLove

New Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #30

puffin1 said:

Just done my 90 with open cell foam with a silver outside and it is nice and dry and very warm and quite . Got it from Lasalle headline Co and am fitting there headliner . But E-Bay sell the same stuff at 2mx500 x12 mm for £16. Well worth doing !

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Would you have an ebay link by any chance?

 

GreenLove

New Member

• Nov 28, 2011

• #31

bluehaze said:

As requested - we've replaced the roof lining with new firs. Also we've blanked off the air vents as they always seemed to be damp.

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What type of silver lining is that again and where could I buy it?

Edit: nevermind, just opened my eyes and read your previous post.

 

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hock

Active Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #32

Station House said:

That felt looks great - struggling to find something similar

Did it come from a local store to you?

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I dont think that's felt on bluehaze's, I thinks its a standard headlining?
(I stand corrected if not and awesome job if it is felt lol!)

 

Station House

Well-Known Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #33

Cheers Hock

Found some off the Bay - awesone whatever he used, hope mine goes on as evenly

 

hock

Active Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #34

pics sent from D.G.F.S.

Looks cool, I reckon I'll be getting sticky this weekend

 

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GreenLove

New Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #35

hock said:

pics sent from D.G.F.S.

Looks cool, I reckon I'll be getting sticky this weekend

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What material is that?

 

bluehaze

Well-Known Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #36

It's silver airotex stuff (tin foil with bubbles similar to bubble wrap).

 

motiztab

Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #37

B&Q have that bubble wrap silver backed insulation stuff in at £12 a roll. Did the back of mine out at the weekend, was going to see what's like before any fancy carpet covering.

 

GreenLove

New Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #38

bluehaze said:

It's silver airotex stuff (tin foil with bubbles similar to bubble wrap).

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I meant the carpet type stuff below the silver bubble wrap.

 

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D.G.F.S.

Active Member

• Nov 29, 2011

• #39

Its the stuff car audio people use to cover subwoofer boxes and cover over speakers built in to parcel shelves. Its about 2-3mm thick, it stretches and shapes around contours, plus it holds its shape once formed. Great stuff to use, relatively cheap, lightweight (so It won't peel off as you apply it). Great stuff.

 

hock

Active Member

• Dec 1, 2011

• #40

This is on the cards for the weekend, condensation on the roof & steamy windows in the chilly Fender this morning
Found a local place that re-trims caravans and vans etc, they sell the trimfix high temp spray, carpet they use for re-trimming, that just leaves me with getting down to homebase for some foil insulation (which is currently 25% off, and they have a 20% discount voucher online this weekend lol)