Headlining Recomendations

[Mikey v8]

I want to get the headlining done on my car, ive not got the time nor would I trust myself not to ruin it, removing it is fine, but does anyone know anywhere in the Midlands who would do the job? Or does anyone have a good one they would sell? Or does anyone fancy doing the job for me?

[Jeff Turbo]

I want to get the headlining done on my car, ive not got the time nor would I trust myself not to ruin it, removing it is fine, but does anyone know anywhere in the Midlands who would do the job? Or does anyone have a good one they would sell? Or does anyone fancy doing the job for me?

Any good trimmers should be able do it mike

[Guest]

Hi
Im just doing mine now, so ill let you know how it turns out, if its good, ill do it for you lol

[Jeff Turbo]

Hi
Im just doing mine now, so ill let you know how it turns out, if its good, ill do it for you lol

There's a guide in the 'how to' if you need it

[Sussex Pete]

There's a guide in the 'how to' if you need it

And very good it is too! Had no problems in doing mine, using Jeffs instructions, coupled with a Practical Classics article where the pics were a big help. Only caveat I would raise is that you need to do the job somewhere warm and windless and protect the floor all round the job area, cos overspray from the glue gets everywhere and can be a right *** to get off afterwards!

[Mikey v8]

Ive read Jeffs how to over and over again and I just don't think id do a good enough job of it, id rather let someone who knows what their doing do it for me

[BIGDAVE]

re head linning

i had never done a head linning before but after reading jefs instructions.i had a go.i did it in the back yard on a dry warm summers day.no wind and you need it warm to dry the spray glue.i would not attempt to do it in the winter and doing the spraying out side i did not have to worry about spraying on the floor

[BIGDAVE]

re headlinning

sorry i used the dinning table with a sheet on the top not on the floor but over spray on the slabs did not matter