Bloomers

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noticed the cloth is sagging off mine quite bad now. is there anyway of saving it, or taking it out and fixing properly?

also, how is a sapph bumper supposed to come off? i think the bolts in the sides are just turning

tabetha

Headlining can often be fixed without removing, just carefully prise back a tiny bit on the edge, and using a long pipe/curtain rod squirt some contact adhesive in there, leave a minute press back the headlining where it's sagged.
The front bumper bolts do corode to the captive inserts, best way is to use a lever and forcibly, but slowly and carefully lever the bits that are secured in the winglets that hang down, as these can simply be beaten back to shape and the triangular captive bits put back in the winglets.
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siscossie

iTrader: (4)

Had mine recovered for £95 looks like new now, easy enough to do

Rollin Rides

took mine to a local trimmers and they said they would do the headling and c-pillar trims for round a £100
not to bad really

Bloomers

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not stupid money then. its cokming out anyway, so i will have a go myself

Tabetha - ta for the advice, i will have a go tomorrow

Bloomers

iTrader: (1)

ok, got the side bits off. do the shitty torx screws in the front have to come out as well? if so, i have a battle on my hands

gibbo frst

iTrader: (2)

they are just height adjusters on the front once the sides are off it should pull off..

Bloomers

iTrader: (1)

oh right. ace. i will get cornish on it and see what happens lol

Glenn_

iTrader: (1)

What type of adisive/glue have people used.

tabetha

I've used HALSTEAD carpet glue(spray), need very little of this, used to use this stuff to suspend 1/2" thick carpet in converted trucks/horseboxes.
tabetha

Glenn_

iTrader: (1)

Im sure thats the stuff i used last time.Is it in a blue and purple can.When i did mine it lasted about 4 weeks then it sagged again.

tabetha

No it's a white can with a little bit of red on it.
tabetha