Not bad for the first go.

simon.jane · 15th April 2019, 17:20

Just had a go at doing my head liner. I removed it months ago and it’s been slowly driving me mad. So l dug it out of the garage gave it a clean and stuck the stuff on.

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trikey · 15th April 2019, 17:24

Looks good, well done for giving it a go, horrible scratchy stuff behind the material isn’t it.

Bolin · 15th April 2019, 17:36

What is the scratchy stuff?

Something similar to glass fibre?

Makes my hands itch, I wonder if I'm allergic to it, but I'm not allergic to glass fibre

I wouldn't want to do the job to the itchy stuff, so well done on getting it recovered

planenut · 15th April 2019, 17:47

Well done, that is a job I don't envy you in undertaking.

markypicks · 15th April 2019, 18:16

job well done that man rgds amrk

trikey · 15th April 2019, 20:45

Pretty sure its a form of glass filler used in the polyurethane foam backing of the headlining, it teats your skin exactly the same as glass fibre.

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trikey Premium Trader Rover 75 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Devon Posts: 33,765 Thanks: 8,837 Thanked 14,831 Times in 8,030 Posts	Pretty sure its a form of glass filler used in the polyurethane foam backing of the headlining, it teats your skin exactly the same as glass fibre. __________________ Lest we forget..

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