removing headliner in a vert
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2002 CLK430
removing headliner in a vert
Has anyone removed the headliner completely in their convertible?
Reason I ask is that I am struggling getting it to attach with any gluing methods to the new rear window trim that I bought. I can't find a shop willing to sew the headliner to the plastic as the orig one either.
So I was thinking about just taking it out and leaving it out. I've owned convertibles without headliners before and it never bothered me. I am wondering though what it actually looks like under there.
-J
Reason I ask is that I am struggling getting it to attach with any gluing methods to the new rear window trim that I bought. I can't find a shop willing to sew the headliner to the plastic as the orig one either.
So I was thinking about just taking it out and leaving it out. I've owned convertibles without headliners before and it never bothered me. I am wondering though what it actually looks like under there.
-J
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From: Boston North Shore
2001 CLK320 Cabrio
Disintegration of the rear window surround has been a very common problem.
Where were you able to buy one? How much?
I've heard that many upholstery shops won't touch a MB roof and/or be very expensive at one that will.
Hopefully, one of the enclosed thumbnails will help you.
Where were you able to buy one? How much?
I've heard that many upholstery shops won't touch a MB roof and/or be very expensive at one that will.
Hopefully, one of the enclosed thumbnails will help you.
