Hi,
I hope someone might be able to offer some advice?
I have just received from Aldridge trimming a new headlining kit, the kit has the roof lining fabric and also a sperate roof foam insert.
My question is....should I glue the foam inerts to the car roof first, then glue the lining to the foam in situ or glue the two together on the dining room table (when the wife is out :D ) then glue them as one unit to the car roof after?
Also I have purchased some "professional grade" impact spray can glue to stick the roof lining inplace. I have read in different threads that this might not be strong enough and paint on evostick / 3M grade glue should be used, could anyone give advise on this matter?
Thanks - Robert
Headliner kit fitting
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Robert Scarlett
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Have a read through this: http://etypeuk.com/forum/viewtopic.php? ... ning#18865 and this: http://etypeuk.com/forum/viewtopic.php? ... oof+lining
David Jones
S1 OTS OSB
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Robert Scarlett
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Shout if you have any questions.... its not that hard to do in reality but it is a big piece of sticky cloth to handle 
1964 FHC 4.2
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