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hi,
got a Disco 1 with headlining beginning to droop in places - its not the hard cardboard that's sagging, just the thin material that should be attached to it.
was thinking of cutting a few small holes in it and injecting quick drying glue, but anyone got any better ideas?
thanks, Alan

Better to take the headlining out, pull the thin fabric off completely and re-glue it, or replace the fabric with new.
Saves doing the same job again next year in a different bit!

Might be doing mine soon, using this as inspiration....

http://landroverforums.com/forum/discovery-i-39/headliner-replacement-step-step-33276/

As been suggested, take the headlining down, take the lining off, scrape away the glue and then spray it with black spray paint.  Comes up nice.  Even heard of masonry paint being used giving a stippling effect.

Thanks for suggestions folks

As been suggested, take the headlining down, take the lining off, scrape away the glue and then spray it with black spray paint.  Comes up nice.  Even heard of masonry paint being used giving a stippling effect.

have you considered artex, might look good. With a small chandelier perhaps

have a look on ebay at headcloths i got a nice roll of black designed for making minibuses and motorhomes for 50 quid and did the whole roof of the 110 using spray carpet glue worked a treat