Defender head lining
Defender head lining
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100SRV

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2,312 posts

264 months

Thursday 16th August 2018
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The centre headlining on our 110" station wagon is all saggy. I was lucky a couple of years ago and found a complete headlining set on an auction siter which had been removed from a retrimmed newer station wagon. This was a bargain at £250.

The front and rear sections fitted OK but we were unable to get the centre section to fit even with a lot of struggling, as a result it still has the saggy centre section. Found out the other day that the passenger's shower is a result of water collecting in the inside roof ledge so the headlining will have to be removed to find and fix this...hence revisiting repair of the centre section which now looks like it belongs over a four-poster bed.

Looking at the available options to rectify:
1. A new centre headlining - not cheap
2. OEM developments have thermopressed items - a complete set is the same cost as just a new centre section!
3. Re-trim the centre section with fabric (e.g. Martrim advertise a kit).

Thoughts are that if I am retrimming the centre section I'll have to remove it anyway, maybe replacing is a better bet?

Has anyone fitted an OEM developments headlining set?
Open to suggestions here...

paintman

7,846 posts

212 months

Monday 20th August 2018
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Just redone the headlining of my RRC using a Martrim kit. Would use them again.

100SRV

Original Poster:

2,312 posts

264 months

Monday 20th August 2018
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paintman said:
Just redone the headlining of my RRC using a Martrim kit. Would use them again.
Thank you, I'll give them a ring...