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Jun 12, 2011 11:16:43 GMT
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I hope this is in the right place...I have a couple of splits in the headlining of the Chamois and need to repair them before painting the headlining black,anyone got any tips for repairing the splits and anyone know where I can get the correct paint?  |
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Jun 12, 2011 13:16:05 GMT
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I, and several others i know have used cheap spray paint, it just takes alot to get a good even finish. Works great on vinyl and "plasticy" headlinings, but fabric ones might look a bit shonky.
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Jun 12, 2011 17:44:46 GMT
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If it's vinyl and you can get access from the back, a bit of gaffer/duct tape will work a treat to seal a split, just be careful to line the edges up. I'd be surprised if it were a cloth headlining, but the same technique can be used to similar effect providing the cloth hasn't become too fragile.
I notice in the picture you've got all the glass out, it might be better to get some black vinyl and make a new headlining, they're fairly simple things if you're willing and able to put the time in to get them fitted nice and tight, especially since you have the old one as a template.
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