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[StooBee]

Are there any other options other than the LaSalle for Series truck cab roof liners? I fancy doing something nicer with it other than just bare metal.

Anyone got any good ideas or pictures of what they have done with theirs?

[bobster]

Hi
I did my truck cab roof in acoustic black speaker cloth ,cooler in the summer and adds as sound proofing, also stops condensation in the winter stuck with carpet spray glue.

bobster

[Mepham55]

I have the original headliner and frame, or what’s left of it, on my project truck cab. I can get some pictures and post them up if you would like.

Matt

[StooBee]

Sounds good Booster!

Yes please, Matt.

[oilstain]

I did a hard top with needle cord carpet and spray glue, it looked good but after a hard winter it came unstuck in places due to condensation and is then hard to clean up

[Doona]

I used acoustic materiel as well (but dark grey). The Land Rover lives outside in all weathers. Did it 5 years ago and it still looks brand new. I’ll post some photos when I get a chance

[582LTR]

I’ll post some photos when I get a chance

Yes please, I would be interested to see what it looks like.

Regards

Martin

[bobster]

Hi
When i did my truck cab it had now been on for just under 10 yrs in between soft top it is now a hard top fully trimmed in black speaker cloth with it being light once glued with spray glue it sticks to panels like &£$!* to a blanket. 

Bobster

[gromet]

mine is covered in camping mat stuck on with contact adhesive then painted matt black  been on fivish years no problems

[StooBee]

Thanks everyone! When you get chance, some photos would be great.

[bobster]

Hi,
Here are some  photos

[Fluffle-Valve]

Interested here too.

Good idea to do the doors at the same time in the same stuff.
It is a job I keep saying I'm going to do, but never get round to it and I just put up with the drips in winter.

[gromet]

I must admit if I was to do it again I would get the sound deadening /insulation off the bay that is already got glue on the back as it is already black 

[w3526602]

Hi,

Many years ago, one of the custom car magazines suggested that there was an opportunity to make a "red velvet Chevrolet"

They were discussing a new (?) system of flock spraying. I suspect that I have seen trailer caravans finished in "flock spray".

I suggest it would be a good "finish" for Series in-door panels. I understand that it is very durable  ... unless you touch it before the resin sets.

Does anybody know more than I do?

602

[Doona]

Here's some poor photos of mine. Its grey acoustic material from ebay. Been fitted a number of years & still look spot on (in my opinion)