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I am thinking of doing it this weekend

Where is the black place to get materials, how much is needed and what method/solvents etc should be used?

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anyone??

use a douve cover that is cut in half (half as in one side of the sheet; single bed sized sheet not half and single size) , its light and easy to paste onto the lining, mak sure it ironed on tho as in summer heat it may sag down.

use spray adhesive that works quite well, and much easier if you take the full headlining out of the car, spray in sections and iron the sheet onto the lining takes roughly 2 hours to do it properly, you may need to cut the fabric in places to get the mouldings right but you maybe able to get around this if your fabric is stretchy.

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yer like saunders said strong spray adhesive i used carpet glue, and i used strong duck tape double sided sticky tape

put mine up for you aswell ;)

pic is of my first attempt have re done it since then so no more baggy/saggy patches ;)

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Cheers guys,

Where aboys did you put the double sided tape? i will try get hold of a good spray adhesive, but was looking more for a suede material. the rule being keep it nice and thin i guess??

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How easy is it 2 take the lining & pillars in & out with damaging anything?

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