Overhead liner

[Ralph L. Fullenwider]

Hi Bill:


There are no new ones to be had and yes you can pull the ribbed fabric
off gently and re glue to a new beaver board. Here is the catch, the
original panels were 9 plus feet, and the new ones will be only 8 feet,
so a cut will need to be made below the line of the wire trace covers in
the back of the overhead cabinets. and you will need to drop your
cabinets but I would not drop then all the way. If I ever have to do
mine, I will pull the screws that hold the cabinets up one at a time and
put in a longer 3 inch screw so the longer hold the cabinet in place with
out dropping. Remember you have wires in the lower curve of the cabinet.
Just some thoughts. It is a hell of a job to do.


Ralph


At 07:45 PM 4/4/2008 -0700, you wrote:

I have two section in the front
area headliner of the coach that requires attention. Well actually
it needs to be fixed.

I had a water leak through the vent, which has been fixed, but the board
which the headliner is on, is badly warped.

Has anyone done any repair on these, can I take it out and clean the
vinyl and glue it onto another board, do I have to buy new??

Thanks



Bill 84
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