Not unless Bailey will remove/recover/refit for that price! :D:D
I agree, Scouse. I'm happy with the quote.
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Not unless Bailey will remove/recover/refit for that price! :D:D
I agree, Scouse. I'm happy with the quote.
And don't forget pick up/deliver too. I ain't driving all that way !!Quote:
Originally Posted by p38arover
.... on your way to Oberon/Jenolan/Clarence?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse
Well, OK. I suppose I could drop them off.
But I'd expect a discount.
:D:D
Not out of the way at all going to the trimmers is part of the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouse
Glenn
Maybe you guys can put together a summary document of how to remove the lining from the car once done. I know one exists somewhere just forgotten where i saw it but an updated version might be nice for me when i pull mine sagger out. Wonder what it will cost me down in Wagga?
and x1000 the quick glue trick didn't work for me!
Cheers,
Remy
If none already exist I'll doc mine in a few weeks when I have time to do our roof lining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Remy
Glenn
We finally got in to see a trimmer mate today, he is in Blacktown and will do a RRC hoodlining for $110.00 if it is already out of the car, he can remove it from your car as well for a bit more. He uses a different material to the foam backed stuff meaning no foam to break down letting the rooflining re-drop.
He is willing to give my mates a discount on other vehicles as well.
Anyone interested can send me a PM for the details.
Glenn
Thanks for the info Glenn. I'll probably stick with the local trimmer for convenience sake.
I'm just waiting now for him to get his glue sorted out. There's been a bad batch apparently & new headlinings are falling down all over Sydney.
I'll check out which mtype of material 'my' guys uses though & ask about this other type.
as a quick fix for Dad's car, i droped the cloth on the lining, glued it and drawing pins... does not look perfect, but its ok.........