Rooflining sagging in Adelaide?????
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From: surfer_21 on 13 Oct 2007 22:46 Ive got a TF magna and the rooflining has come away from its backing in several places.. Any solution or advice on how to fix it and recommendation on adhesive would be appreciated and if it can be done in the car without removing Anybody know anyone who can repair in Adelaide for reasonable price?
From: Ron on 14 Oct 2007 00:41 surfer_21(a)hotmail.com wrote in news:1192330014.468484.161940 @e9g2000prf.googlegroups.com: > Ive got a TF magna and the rooflining has come away from its backing > in several places.. > Any solution or advice on how to fix it and recommendation on adhesive > would be appreciated and if it can be done in the car without removing > Anybody know anyone who can repair in Adelaide for reasonable price? > > You should be able to replace that magna for less than the cost of the roof lining. If you can't let me know. The roads in QLD have a lot of abandoned magnas...
From: John_H on 14 Oct 2007 03:19 surfer_21(a)hotmail.com wrote: >Ive got a TF magna and the rooflining has come away from its backing >in several places.. >Any solution or advice on how to fix it and recommendation on adhesive >would be appreciated and if it can be done in the car without removing >Anybody know anyone who can repair in Adelaide for reasonable price? Correct term is *headlining*. Any reputable *motor trimmer* is much less likely to rip you off if you sound like you know what you're talking about. :) Shouldn't cost an arm or a leg... $100 or so ought get you a very professional looking job. Furthermore, your hands will stay clean and you won't end up with a stiff neck. -- John H
From: Klompmeester on 14 Oct 2007 10:06 "John_H" <john4721(a)inbox.com> wrote in message news:ebg3h3truthk2gfrh47po4l67crfgrcvju(a)4ax.com... > surfer_21(a)hotmail.com wrote: > >>Ive got a TF magna and the rooflining has come away from its backing >>in several places.. >>Any solution or advice on how to fix it and recommendation on adhesive >>would be appreciated and if it can be done in the car without removing >>Anybody know anyone who can repair in Adelaide for reasonable price? > > Correct term is *headlining*. Not around here it isn't. > Any reputable *motor trimmer* is much less likely to rip you off if > you sound like you know what you're talking about. :) > > Shouldn't cost an arm or a leg... $100 or so ought get you a very > professional looking job. Furthermore, your hands will stay clean and > you won't end up with a stiff neck. > They wouldn't remove, repair and refit a rooflining for $100 considering the amount of trim parts that need to be removed to pull the rooflining out, so what do they do to fix it for $100?
From: Neil Fisher on 14 Oct 2007 22:44
On 14 Oct 2007 20:20:32 GMT, Ron <dodo(a)hotmail>, after considering some belly-button fluf, wrote: [...] > >Exactly, they are POS Well, since you own a '70's English car, you clearly know your POS's better than most and I bow to your superior knowledge of such things ;-) Neil --- Neil Fisher / Bob Young Thundercords personal opinion unless otherwise noted. Looking for spark plug leads? Check out http://www.magnecor.com.au |