Whats the best way to remove these from the car?Is it easier if i fold the back seats down or is it easier to remove it though 1 of the doors.

 

prob easyer to take the windscreen out, but seriously you might end up putting a fold in it, i done it in my cav gsi and i ended up folding it. is it sagging?

 

Have done my headlining twice first time i removed through the doors and the second time through the back seats and it is defo better this way mate

 

Yeh its gone all saggy and it just looks poo. Whats the best glue to use cause i used a bit of superspray adhesive last time whish is for glueing carpet tiles, foam and paper underlay.

 

Who else has done there saggy head linings then?

 

ive just had a look in the haynes manual and that says take it out of the back seats. I will do it when i can be arsed hee hee.

 

A guy in our local grp had a new lining made and fitted for a whopping Ł75........ by a local place in Baldock Herts

 

I've done two now, both through the trunk with the seats down. I removed the lining, removed "orange glue" with one of those sticky roller things that women use to get hairs and bits off clothes, removed the glue off the cardboard bit, or whatever it is, then used 3M super 77 automotive spray glue and coated the "cardboard" with glue, left it overnight, then sprayed it again and refitted the cloth after cleaning it. This can be done in a cold hand wash with some of that stuff "her indoors" uses for delicate stuff like "knickers" of "flying helmets" (bra's for the uninformed)

 

Dont suppose you know the company who done it do yer mate i need mine sorted out gone all saggy after i took it out looks shite now.

 

thanks for the tips boys i keep meaning to do it but i work on cars all day and when i come home i carnt be arsed to touch mine.

 

A & R Pound
Baldock
Herts

01462 892704

 

Cheers mate i'll give em a look.