For Sale - Short/Medium Term Saggy Headlining Solution
Posted: Tue Jul 21, 2009 1:34 pm
Hi All,
My recent purchase (Daimler Six) had a sagging headlining just above the rear seats. Getting the headlining replaced looked like a really expensive experience that I'd rather avoid at the moment. For those wondering, the headlining on my XJ-S is just fine :>)
I have found an very good solution to the saggy headlining that has worked a treat for my Daimler - Saggy Stoppers! These are clear plastic capped (about 4mm diameter) cork-screw items that simply screw into the headlining, thus securing the headlining and keeping it in place. No tools are required and it only took me 10 minutes to sort.
Saggy Stoppers are not available in the UK, and ordering from the States is a nightmare (minimum order size, don't ship overseas etc).
Fortunately, I was eventually able to get hold of 8 packs (each pack contains 8 stoppers). I have only used 2 packs, so have 6 packs available for sale. I am asking for £5 a pack plus postage. Please PM me if interested.
Thanks, Rich.
My recent purchase (Daimler Six) had a sagging headlining just above the rear seats. Getting the headlining replaced looked like a really expensive experience that I'd rather avoid at the moment. For those wondering, the headlining on my XJ-S is just fine :>)
I have found an very good solution to the saggy headlining that has worked a treat for my Daimler - Saggy Stoppers! These are clear plastic capped (about 4mm diameter) cork-screw items that simply screw into the headlining, thus securing the headlining and keeping it in place. No tools are required and it only took me 10 minutes to sort.
Saggy Stoppers are not available in the UK, and ordering from the States is a nightmare (minimum order size, don't ship overseas etc).
Fortunately, I was eventually able to get hold of 8 packs (each pack contains 8 stoppers). I have only used 2 packs, so have 6 packs available for sale. I am asking for £5 a pack plus postage. Please PM me if interested.
Thanks, Rich.