Re: [DML] Warped headliner forms. What to do....

["Scott McMullan" <smcmullan@xxxxxxxxx>]

I'm in a similar situation with nasty warpage in the headliner boards, but
I've got plenty of more important things to do with $400 than replace
something totally cosmetic.  I would also be thankful for any good ideas
that don't include buying new ones...

On 9/8/06, Nathan Sobieralski <valleyrat12@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>    I am in the process of recovering my headliners and I have run into a
> problem. The rearmost headliner sags on either side of the bracket and
> the foreword headliner bends slightly down away from the rear
> headliner where it overlaps. Cosmetically this looks terrible and will
> not be fixed if I simply recover them. I really want to avoid forking
> over $400 for new ones. Is there any way to straighten these things?
> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
> Nathan
> 2277
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> 
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