interior trim

[lout]

i give them a quick freebie fix during service
customers are stoked, takes all of 5 minutes

 

[Skylarking]

spend hours half arsing it yourself or just paying a bloke and having a nice professional job - i know which one is the bigger CBF'd.

I meant they CBF about their car.
I know of one chap who just ripped off the sagging lining and wouldn’t even spend the cost of a beer to fix it...

 

[mpower]

I meant they CBF about their car.
I know of one chap who just ripped off the sagging lining and wouldn’t even spend the cost of a beer to fix it...

like all the nongs driving round with it on their heads, lol

 

[gossie]

But you can’t tell some people.

 

[vr304]

In my case it had only come away at the back a little bit so I just used some spray adhesive that I already had to glue it back up and seems to be holding well so no need to get it done just yet but will one day

 

[VS 5.0]

spend hours half arsing it yourself or just paying a bloke and having a nice professional job - i know which one is the bigger CBF'd.

Having done one myself previously, I CBF'd doing another again.

 

[Skylarking]

But you can’t tell some people.

something about a horse, water and something bout a drink

 

[Ian555]

I need to do something about mine too -- just before xmas I tried to wipe off the squashed-mosquito stains on the headliner with a fabric cleaner, and the next day the fabric started to delaminate and sag in large patches.

Just googled Repair Bull. They say they come to you. What do they do? -- I'm guessing they don't actually take the headliner out of the vehicle because see the screenshot of the factory manual pages for VZ wagon (for example) headliner removal - looks like a fair bit of work. So what is their procedure?

 

[gossie]

Yes Repair Bull do take everything out.
The guy came to our home and did a fabulous job very quickly.
Highly recommended.

 

[Ian555]

Yes Repair Bull do take everything out.
The guy came to our home and did a fabulous job very quickly.
Highly recommended.

Ok. That's impressive and sounds like the basis for a good job. Do they use the old fabric or new? And you mentioned above that the problem is that the foam above the fabric crumbles so that's the problem -- do they replace that?