My new XKR
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My new XKR
Hello, I just took delivery of a 2010 XKR that left NJ for CA. A week ago. This was purchased from a very reputable dealership and Certified it arrived with the headliner drooping on the passenger side. How common is this and how to fix? The rest of the car is fantastic. 28,000 miles.
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Congratulations! Pretty car.
That has happened to a few. (Thankfully not to me) There are a number of threads here to help you, look under 'headliner' with the search bar.
I can't remember who just now, but there is a detailed thread on the fix, with pics.
Coincidentally, many of us are contemplating changing the headliner up to something more sexy.
Welcome to the club!
That has happened to a few. (Thankfully not to me) There are a number of threads here to help you, look under 'headliner' with the search bar.
I can't remember who just now, but there is a detailed thread on the fix, with pics.
Coincidentally, many of us are contemplating changing the headliner up to something more sexy.
Welcome to the club!
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Here is a link to a thread , when I did my headliner... Hope it helps...
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...urbish-220369/
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...urbish-220369/
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Congratulations. I had a similar headliner droop a few months ago. And while I intend on redoing mine, as a temporary fix which on the black suede doesn't show much, I got a syringe from the paint store, filled it with a fabric adhesive, poked it throught the drooping headliner fabrics about eight inches apart, pressed it to the roof for about thirty seconds, and no more droop.
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It does amaze me that sight unseen buyers are ending up with surprises fron reputable car traders stateside
I have seen one car upholsterer, when faced with a split a buldging saggy headliner, cut and shaped it before reattaching and run an led encrusted leather strip down the middle...it looked pretty awesome.
Lovely looking car from the outside btw.
I have seen one car upholsterer, when faced with a split a buldging saggy headliner, cut and shaped it before reattaching and run an led encrusted leather strip down the middle...it looked pretty awesome.
Lovely looking car from the outside btw.
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Congratulations! Pretty car.
That has happened to a few. (Thankfully not to me) There are a number of threads here to help you, look under 'headliner' with the search bar.
I can't remember who just now, but there is a detailed thread on the fix, with pics.
Coincidentally, many of us are contemplating changing the headliner up to something more sexy.
Welcome to the club!
That has happened to a few. (Thankfully not to me) There are a number of threads here to help you, look under 'headliner' with the search bar.
I can't remember who just now, but there is a detailed thread on the fix, with pics.
Coincidentally, many of us are contemplating changing the headliner up to something more sexy.
Welcome to the club!
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See posts ##6 and 7 in this thread:
https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/j...4/#post1965275
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