Roof lining done [On a Budget]

So this weekend I decided to clean up the manky stained roof lining:

You can see the state of it here, at the front, I already made a start before snapping it.




After a few coats, the final result looked and feels ok too:






Spray used ........ Grey Primer [6 cans] from Poundland ....haha, and it looks great too.

Link Here

I also got our steamer out and attacked the carpet, which had a huge black oil stain at the back:



Those Steamers are fantastic, I also used it to remove the old window tints, which can be a nightmare, however with the steamer, it took me 20 mins to whip the lot off, no residue at all either.

[I was quoted £80 to remove the tints by a window tinting company]



Pretty happy with the days jobs overall

looking good Craig

waz wrote:looking good Craig

Yep  

looking good, why did you remove window tints??

Lab_Rat835 wrote:looking good, why did you remove window tints??

They where bubbling, ripped and not done well, full limo black done properly next. They quoted me £80 just to remove the old stuff ... Lol

That looks great. Will try that.already got some pound land white spray to tartup the interior.

simmo116 wrote:already got some pound land white spray to tartup the interior.

That's my next job, but not yet - I can't face the masking up of that just yet !!!

I know I got so much planned but all rests on if I can sort over heating issue out

Just got the van back from the quacks. Turns out the heater matrix is blocked. So bypassed it to rule it out and no purging. Great just as the cold weather starts. Is it a big job to get at? I'm guessing dash off.

simmo116 wrote:Just got the van back from the quacks. Turns out the heater matrix is blocked. So bypassed it to rule it out and no purging. Great just as the cold weather starts. Is it a big job to get at? I'm guessing dash off.

have you tried flushing it??

Swap the pipes the other way round? It worked for me on a Skoda once.

lol posted in wrong thread