JohnM70

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LZIR Despatch Agent

• Jun 9, 2024

• #1

Morning,
Any (sensible) quick fix ideas on stopping / curing a saggy roof lining short of sending it to a trim shop?

I don’t have time to do it and would rather not do it but I’m guessing a shop will charge many, many bags of gold?
Ta

 

DanClarke

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• Jun 9, 2024

• #2

Sorry, no quick-fixes but I heartily recommend Blackbrook autotrim. He's a really splendid bloke and very helpful.

 

pwood999

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• Jun 9, 2024

• #3

You can save a bit by taking it out & re-installing yourself. The difficult part is the trimming without getting creases.

 

Datatek

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• Jun 9, 2024

• #4

I held the trim up in my P38 with plastic trim studs, has a nice quilted effect

 

norseman

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• Jun 9, 2024

• #5

Had my RRC (with sun-roof) done at a local place last year, including repairs to the backing, for £300.

Surprised to find such a fault in a modern prestige car like yours, a problem normally associated with old motors

 

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Mark Piercy

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• Jun 10, 2024

• #6

norseman said:

Had my RRC (with sun-roof) done at a local place last year, including repairs to the backing, for £300.
Surprised to find such a fault in a modern prestige car, normally associated with old motors

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There is a lot of more modern cars suffering the same economic fabrication problems. Some as young as 7yr old....

 

feyniriel

Active Member

• Jun 10, 2024

• #7

Datatek said:

I held the trim up in my P38 with plastic trim studs, has a nice quilted effect

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I stapled mine! Doesn't look too botchy.

 

brianp38dse

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• Jun 10, 2024

• #8

Mine has drawing pins in a nice chesterfield sofa pattern

 

Dippypud

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• Jun 10, 2024

• #9

JohnM70 said:

Morning,
Any (sensible) quick fix ideas on stopping / curing a saggy roof lining short of sending it to a trim shop?

I don’t have time to do it and would rather not do it but I’m guessing a shop will charge many, many bags of gold?
Ta

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Spray glue, applied carefully ...

 

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Hicap phill

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• Jun 10, 2024

• #10

Nail gun?

 

pwood999

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• Jun 10, 2024

• #11

My mrs helped do mine. Did it outside on the patio table. Surprisingly it looks quite good with only a couple of creases. Complete kit from Martrim for less than £100.

 

norseman

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• Jun 10, 2024

• #12

Mark Piercy said:

There is a lot of more modern cars suffering the same economic fabrication problems. Some as young as 7yr old....

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Indicative of the crap manuf. are turning out in the expectation that people will spend their hard-earned on.

 

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AndyF07

Active Member

• Saturday at 21:31

• #13

pwood999 said:

My mrs helped do mine. Did it outside on the patio table. Surprisingly it looks quite good with only a couple of creases. Complete kit from Martrim for less than £100.

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Ditto down to the missus helping and patio lol. Nowhere near as bad a job as I thought it would be.

 

Kev12

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• Yesterday at 11:48

• #14

I also stapled mine up, well only the bit that was flapping in front of my face