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  • zeus83
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    172 posts since Oct '03
    • 20 Jul `08, 7:22PM

      Hi, Recently came back from a long trip. Left my car in the open air carpark. I guess it's been really hot? The canvas on the inside/interior of my roof has apparently came loose.. like as though the glue has melted off.. looks like a saggy piece of underwear, constantly touching my head. Really really irritating. Any idea where i can go to get it fixed? Prefably on the east side. Cheers.

  • Fatum
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    22,098 posts since Aug '05
  • zeus83
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    172 posts since Oct '03
  • Beaten_And_Damned
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    136 posts since Nov '07
    • 20 Jul `08, 7:37PM

      i see.. i think it is time to reroof the whole car. Did u park in a shady area or a non covered area?

  • zeus83
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    172 posts since Oct '03
    • 20 Jul `08, 7:56PM

      you mean refabric the roof?

       

      The picture of the inside of my roof.

       

       

      Edited by zeus83 20 Jul `08, 8:01PM
  • tomsss
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    3,738 posts since May '05
    • 20 Jul `08, 10:03PM

      how old is yr car? under 3 years?

      the roof lining doesnt look original leh, cos the Cooper's interior roof lining consist of 1 whole piece covering the entire roof and not made from fabric.

      Edited by tomsss 20 Jul `08, 10:10PM
  • zeus83
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    172 posts since Oct '03
    • 20 Jul `08, 10:37PM

      it's the sept 03 model.. it's completely original.. my interior has been untouched when i got it from performance motors back then.. plus it's the same as the other coopers here.. google search and the images are the same.. pic below.. i just want a recommendation to a place where i can fix it.. not an essay/series of questions about it.

  • tomsss
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    3,738 posts since May '05
    • 20 Jul `08, 10:48PM

      icic... in that case I would recommend that you replace the whole roof lining... cos 1) the lining is not glued to the roof and 2) if glue was to be used, no garuantee it will stay in place and might even damage the material in the process. Trying Juzz4Cars if they have a solution to this.... if not LL go to Mini Habitat.

  • fatone
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  • zeus83
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    172 posts since Oct '03
    • 20 Jul `08, 10:55PM

      Thank you so much, Tomsss. Will call Juzz4cars. Appreciate it. Cheers.

      Edited by zeus83 20 Jul `08, 10:57PM
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