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Headlining and a bodge!!!

Hmmmm

Someone has modified my L322 headlining! Confused Sad

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The screw is drilled through the metal in the roof, do I epoxy over it?, take it out and fill it? No obvious leaks but the the thread is through the metal and I’m not keen on leaving it like that.

Also any recommendations for how to resume the headlining where it’s come away?

Post #624807 26th Feb 2022 2:21pm
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nicedayforit



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England 2004 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Giverny Green

I’d take the screw out for now a cover the hole with duct tape until you decide on a permanent fix. Thumbs Up

Post #624833 26th Feb 2022 4:45pm
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johnboyairey



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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Orkney Grey

my previous l322 started to go there. and I reattached it with a few safety pins, to stop it getting 'a flap-on' at speed... as that kills the headlining. basically, the foam between has turned to goo, and its starting to delaminate. on a second car I drive, this happened, (Bmw) and I had a guy replace the whole headlining, material and pillar posts, and sunroof panel. he did a great job, and I collected it all, and just need to fit it in. he does range rovers all the time, often ready-made on exchange. based in Somerset.
I sold my old l322, with a tatty headlining... but the Bmw, collapsed, and got a 'flap-on'. the old foam behind, was like sticky cake!

Post #624846 26th Feb 2022 6:32pm
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