Replacement headlining
Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2025 9:40 am
Never rains but it pours!
On my way to get a sudden and complete loss of air con refrigerant checked out, I got the headlining 'sagging round the ears' experience.
Having replaced a couple of these on Series XJs, I am no stranger to removing the degraded foam backed nylon material from the biscuit and gluing in a replacement, but while scouting the web for replacements I came across a video by a chap in the US (I think) who used a replacement biscuit and material from Myrtle products in Kent.
The video is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFGH0X9 ... orgeCondon and the result doesn't look bad at all (I might have disconnected the battery before starting the work).
I wondered if anyone else has tried this apparently rather more robust replacement?
Myrtle's website is https://www.myrtleltd.com/product-page/ ... ning-board and the claims made for the fibreglass backed headliner sound quite convincing.
Any thoughts or experience would be gratefully received.
On my way to get a sudden and complete loss of air con refrigerant checked out, I got the headlining 'sagging round the ears' experience.
Having replaced a couple of these on Series XJs, I am no stranger to removing the degraded foam backed nylon material from the biscuit and gluing in a replacement, but while scouting the web for replacements I came across a video by a chap in the US (I think) who used a replacement biscuit and material from Myrtle products in Kent.
The video is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFGH0X9 ... orgeCondon and the result doesn't look bad at all (I might have disconnected the battery before starting the work).
I wondered if anyone else has tried this apparently rather more robust replacement?
Myrtle's website is https://www.myrtleltd.com/product-page/ ... ning-board and the claims made for the fibreglass backed headliner sound quite convincing.
Any thoughts or experience would be gratefully received.