Headlining damage

[Daeths]

Have a 210 estate, 2001 year. Carried some wood in the car in a way that i thought was very careful...but clearly not.

The result is that I have 6/7 small dents in the roof lining above the front passenger - best way to descibe it, is it looks as if it has been stabbed with a biro. The dents have not broken through (i.e. not a hole)

Is there anyway of removing these dents without removing the headlining ? I also have a "scored" mark on the sun visor, again any thoughts ?

If it makes any difference the lining is grey.

Would appreciate any help possible.

Thx

Adam

 

[television]

In time most of will go away on its own, if it is plastic you can use a hair drier but do not get it too hot, but as said it will get less when the car is parked in the sun. thats if we ever see it again

 

[Daeths]

Cheers Malcolm, might just by a UV lamp, won't sort out the headlining but might cheer the old gal up.

Rgds

Adam

 

[gordofski]

The result is that I have 6/7 small dents in the roof lining above the front passenger - best way to descibe it, is it looks as if it has been stabbed with a biro. The dents have not broken through (i.e. not a hole)

Is there anyway of removing these dents without removing the headlining ? I also have a "scored" mark on the sun visor, again any thoughts ?

If it makes any difference the lining is grey.

Would appreciate any help possible.

Thx

Adam[/QUOTE]

I remember some young lady in the back of my first car, REMOVING HER HEELS AND NEARLY STABBING THE ROOF LINING all a fading memory now,
but thanks pamela wherever you are

 

[Daeths]

just goes to show how unfair life can be. You got the girl and the stilleto's, still, I did get wood (LOL)

 

[Dosco]

The result is that I have 6/7 small dents in the roof lining above the front passenger - best way to descibe it, is it looks as if it has been stabbed with a biro. The dents have not broken through (i.e. not a hole)

Is there anyway of removing these dents without removing the headlining ? I also have a "scored" mark on the sun visor, again any thoughts ?

If it makes any difference the lining is grey.

Would appreciate any help possible.

Thx

Adam

I remember some young lady in the back of my first car, REMOVING HER HEELS AND NEARLY STABBING THE ROOF LINING all a fading memory now,
but thanks pamela wherever you are[/QUOTE]



10 out of 10 memory's flood back, stiletto's were also good for keeping the front seats tilted forward in a Mini to give one a bit more room in the back whilst star gazing out of the back window:lol::lol:

 

[television]

In the days of stilleto heels, I had electric reclinning seats from USA cars, they lowered so slowly the owners of the shoes did not know what was happening.

That was a long time ago

 

[Daeths]

can a moderator change my original posting from wood to girls...I'm feeling left out.

:mrgreen:

 

[Dosco]

In the days of stilleto heels, I had electric reclinning seats from USA cars, they lowered so slowly the owners of the shoes did not know what was happening.

That was a long time ago

That completes my mental picture of you Malcolm - Mr Smooth. Now me, well I was always impatient

Daeths, don't feel left out when you get to my time of life reminiscing is the only thing left, well nearly

 

[television]

Daeths, don't feel left out when you get to my time of life reminiscing is the only thing left, well nearly

That is so true, so many memories, thats nice, thank goodness I did not marry them all, only a few of them