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Sept 6, 2021 14:06:24 GMT
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As the old one was only attached by one square inch I thought I would do it myself, sunroof cover has turned out ok. Now the main panel, how do you get all the packing creases out ? Or do you stretch it when gluing ? Loathe to iron it with the foam backing 😁
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Bicycle x1 Alfa Giulietta (now wife's) Alfa 156 BMW 630i
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Sept 6, 2021 15:25:57 GMT
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Hot air gun/hairdryer and a gentle stretch whilst gluing?
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Roof lining BenzBoy
@benzboy
Club Retro Rides Member 7
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Sept 6, 2021 20:13:52 GMT
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I take it it's the brushed nylon stuff that you glue to headliner board, rather than a suspended headliner? Steaming it with an upholstery steamer would be the ideal solution, but failing that you can iron it on a very low temperature and it should be OK (test a piece first though!) or put some damp towels on top and iron it on a higher setting through the towels. Again, test a bit first and don't let the towels dry out. I would avoid using a heat gun as it can scorch the fibres quite easily. Gluing it on and stretching out the creases might work but if not, you'll be left with a creased headliner permanently glued in plac!e
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