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timmyboy
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Post by timmyboy »

Hi,

I'm about to start fitting my headliner.

I have a couple of questions,

Do the creases drop out, I have it hanging over the bannister at the mo?

And, is it essential to use the old one as a rough guide?

Thanks.
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Do a search here. this subject has been covered before.
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timmyboy
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Post by timmyboy »

Cool, found a load of stuff on Pelican.

Cheers.
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Post by Barry »

One tip from a generally grubby chap: if you're fitting a white headlining, before you start make up a warm bucket of slightly soapy water (or should that be a bucket of warm, soapy water :oops: ), and take that and a towel into the workshop.

That way you can keep cleaning your hands every few mintues and save getting paw marks on the new material :wink: .

Mind you, if it's black, then you probably won't have to worry :lol: .
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