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Ceiling liner installation 120-130

posted by  Bilo on  Fri Feb 11 21:09 CST 2005
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I am at the stage of replacing my old ceiling liner with the genuine article from Scandcar. I have taken out the steel ribs and liner and removed the old fibre matting and sound deadener stuck to the roof. I have placed new self adhesive sound deadener sheets and am about to glue new underlay material. Are there any tricks to getting the liner nice and tight and any other potential traps for new players as I was thinking of tackling the job myself rather than sending off to an upholstery shop.

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Bilo






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