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Hi again guys.
Whilst the S's roof fabric itself is in good condition, it's starting to come unstuck in areas, so starting to 'bubble' in appearance. Apart from unsticking the whole fabric & re gluing, is there a method of, say, injecting something under the fabric that'll hold it in place again?
Whilst the S's roof fabric itself is in good condition, it's starting to come unstuck in areas, so starting to 'bubble' in appearance. Apart from unsticking the whole fabric & re gluing, is there a method of, say, injecting something under the fabric that'll hold it in place again?
EdT said:
Hi again guys.
Whilst the S's roof fabric itself is in good condition, it's starting to come unstuck in areas, so starting to 'bubble' in appearance. Apart from unsticking the whole fabric & re gluing, is there a method of, say, injecting something under the fabric that'll hold it in place again?
The only real way is to do the job properly is to remove and redo, but you could try injecting some impact adhesive with a syringe, use the smallest needle the glue will flow though to minimise any potential damage and then use a wallpaper edging roller to smooth until glue starts to go off. If near the edge try to push the needle in from the edge rather than through the material.Whilst the S's roof fabric itself is in good condition, it's starting to come unstuck in areas, so starting to 'bubble' in appearance. Apart from unsticking the whole fabric & re gluing, is there a method of, say, injecting something under the fabric that'll hold it in place again?
This has worked where I have replaced one of the lugs on mine.
Mark
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