as above I'm thinking of covering my off colour tatty head-liner with either this or that question is will it stick ok? has anyone done this?
I don't want to attempt to take out the full head-liner and replace as it looks a real pig of a job
thanks in advance
Rob
Sticking fabric over existing headliner
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Re: Sticking fabric over existing headliner
I'm in the process of redoing ours with self adhesive vinyl from - http://www.vinyldepot.co.uk/, they say it will stick to many surfaces and they will do samples, they have a lot of choice, perhaps worth getting some and trying it.
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Re: Sticking fabric over existing headliner
Owner before me did mine in that grey blanket-like lining carpet using spray adhesive.
Looks a lot better than I make it sound
Looks a lot better than I make it sound
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Re: Sticking fabric over existing headliner
yeh I'm thinking of doing the same myself at a fiver a metre from Mark at megavanmats.com can't really go wrong - can I?
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