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derpomz
3rd July 2014, 12:33 PM
Making a few calls to have my liner repaired here in Canberra.

I have been quoted up to $1200.00 for it to be repaired, is this right, my heart still hasnt come back up through my rectum yet. All the inquiries were about the same.

There has to be a cheaper way to do this surely.

How else can this be done. When i looked at spare parts i was told its only a couple hundred to have it stuck back up, now this.

Whoops my heart has just come back up.

Keithy P38
3rd July 2014, 12:44 PM
You can DIY for about $80. I've been quoted $300 to have it done professionally.

Don't let anyone rip you off because you drive a Range Rover. Ring back and tell them you have a patrol and see what they quote you then... Bet it's $500 cheaper at least!

derpomz
3rd July 2014, 12:54 PM
Do i take it out, its not all coming down just the bit near the sunroof. What is the adhesive to use.

davidsonsm
3rd July 2014, 03:22 PM
You could make a small hole in the liner and spray some adhesive in with a straw. There is a recent post for doing the whole job, which advises the correct adhesive. I'll see if I can find the link.

Any car upholstery shop will furnish the adhesive. But I bet its available via eBay too.

PeterAllen
3rd July 2014, 03:40 PM
Trying to re-glue it is not going to work for long. The foam behind the felt deteriorates and what you end up with trying to glue the felt material to the rotting foam which will look worse than having it just hanging.
There is a few write ups on the shell removal, cleanup and applying the new material. sounds all straight forward and on my to do list as well.

p38arover
3rd July 2014, 03:43 PM
Scouse and I had ours done at Granville for $110 each. We did remove the headliner shell and refitted it ourselves.

gromit
3rd July 2014, 05:33 PM
$1,200 sounds like a replacement rather than a recover.

When my Defender went years ago there were a number of suggestions.
Drawing pins pressed in at regular intervals.
A hat holder screwed up to stop the lining sagging.
And the hole & spray glue as already mentioned.

I pulled out the three panels, stripped the lining and removed the foam that was left.
As mentioned its the foam that breaks down with age not the glue. The trimmer I used suggested an old piece of carpet rubbed over the old foam that's left to remove it.

I took the panels to the trimmer and he spray glued them and applied new headlining material, wasn't that expensive. If I'd got him to do the whole job the labour would have increased the cost.


Colin

wayneg
3rd July 2014, 06:57 PM
I have had one done, drive in drive out for $450 5 years ago. Asked again and now $700. I got some correct cloth of E-bay for $45 and did it myself. You can use spray contact adhesive from Bunnings, I got the trade glue but you need a spray gun and compressor.
The best compromise would be take out and refit yourself and get a pro to recover the shell

discovery39
3rd July 2014, 07:01 PM
You could bring it down to me and have it fixed for less that that. Even with the cost of the petrol and a bottle of JD. ;-)

benji
3rd July 2014, 07:32 PM
Recently had mine done too.
I took the liner out and cleaned it up. I had the upholsterer glue the material on though, $230.

Most of the time is on labour to take the liner out, but that's pretty steep! !!



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Hoges
3rd July 2014, 09:02 PM
It's all here with photos and step by step explanation :D

http://www.rangerovers.net/repairdetails/headliner4.doc

good luck with it!

ps: check out RANGEROVERS.NET HOME (http://www.rangerovers.net), go to the P38 forum and do a custom Google search using headliner and roof lining as key words. There are lots of examples of options available

Nomad9
3rd July 2014, 11:52 PM
Hi Derpomz,
I'm the same as others, I removed the shell and took it to a professional to do, it cost me around $300, my biggest problem was getting the shell to and from the repair shop without bending or breaking the shell, they get pretty fragile with age. If you crease it by accident that doesn't look real good when recovered.

Scouse
4th July 2014, 08:03 AM
Scouse and I had ours done at Granville for $110 each. We did remove the headliner shell and refitted it ourselves.The price has gone up a bit now.
I just paid $165 to have the headlining & sunroof blind done.

derpomz
4th July 2014, 08:48 AM
You could bring it down to me and have it fixed for less that that. Even with the cost of the petrol and a bottle of JD. ;-)

I am willing to come down if the price is right.And this is nothing to do with any TV show.

Where is Baronia and when im there can you fix my cruies as a well lol.

Im very serious i want it done.

Grumbles
4th July 2014, 12:43 PM
$400 to $500 seems to be the going rate in Albury/Wodonga for a pro job.. $1200 is way too expensive.

daf11e
5th July 2014, 12:07 PM
Hi all first post (not very computer savvy)....did mine 2years ago and cost $400 for the replacement and $300 to put in....if I knew then what I know now I would have put it in myself.

PeterH
5th July 2014, 07:44 PM
Here's a link to my experience with replacing the headliner myself.
It is still looking brand new 5 months later, I'm so glad I did this job, the old liner was looking really bad.
I follwed the headliner replacement guide on rangerovers.net
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/p38a-range-rover/191439-new-headliner-done.html