Headliner Question ?
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From: Cambridgeshire
1989 Sierra Saph
Is the actual headliner board (Not The foam backed covering) supposed to be attached / glued to the underside of the steel roof ?? Mine seems to have a gap of about 1/1/2" to 2" in the middle? I can push it up that much before it hits the steel roof? It seems excessive to me?
Thanks
Is the actual headliner board (Not The foam backed covering) supposed to be attached / glued to the underside of the steel roof ?? Mine seems to have a gap of about 1/1/2" to 2" in the middle? I can push it up that much before it hits the steel roof? It seems excessive to me?
Thanks
1989 Sierra Saph
Is the actual headliner board (Not The foam backed covering) supposed to be attached / glued to the underside of the steel roof ?? Mine seems to have a gap of about 1/1/2" to 2" in the middle? I can push it up that much before it hits the steel roof? It seems excessive to me?
Thanks
Is the actual headliner board (Not The foam backed covering) supposed to be attached / glued to the underside of the steel roof ?? Mine seems to have a gap of about 1/1/2" to 2" in the middle? I can push it up that much before it hits the steel roof? It seems excessive to me?
Thanks
This is my current issue now.
My headlining has become saggy and detached from the board.
I am considering several options:
1 - Remove old lining and foam and redo with new cloth and contact adhesive kit (Ł70 eBay/AS-trim)
2- Buy complete new headlining already done (Ł300 from eBay/Aldridge trimming)
Suggestions???
My headlining has become saggy and detached from the board.
I am considering several options:
1 - Remove old lining and foam and redo with new cloth and contact adhesive kit (Ł70 eBay/AS-trim)
2- Buy complete new headlining already done (Ł300 from eBay/Aldridge trimming)
Suggestions???







