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The roof lining is falling down 850 1996

posted by  KlausC on  Sun May 1 19:40 CST 2011
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The glue MUST be fabric glue. Any old glue will not work.

As I said, you need to feel where the rigid support is, make a small cut through the fabric, spray the glue through the cut and immediately pres the fabrick against the rigid support. This is a stop gap measure and will not look as good as removal and new fabric, besides the fact that you will probably get glue on your fingers and transfer it on to the outside of the fabric. Lighter fluid will remove glue, but stinks for a few days.

Klaus
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