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Inner Ceiling Fabric is sagging!


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The inner ceiling fabric of my car is sagging and it looks like there are huge bubbleson the roof.

Anyone know where i can have this fixed and the cost of it?

Bro, go back to C&C if under warranty. My worry fr yr ride where it may hve holes or leakage in joints. Wil caused corrosion fr sured. ;)

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if outside warranty, go onto sgcarmart and type "roof lining". there are many vendor offering services between 200-400. The difference is in the quality of the finishing. Mostly one day job.

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The inner ceiling fabric of my car is sagging and it looks like there are huge bubbleson the roof.

Anyone know where i can have this fixed and the cost of it?

You may wish to try 8Cushion @ Alexandra Village. They have a decent reputation as they have been in the business for a long time.

Roof re-lining generally involves removing A/B/C pillars, sun visors, rear view mirror and other fittings which may hinder the complete removal of the roof liner.

Once the liner, which is essentially a board like template, is successfully removed, peeling back the fabric layer should likely reveal the foam lining layer disintegrating. This disintegration is a common occurence with most continental makes imported here. Perhaps the material and adhesive combination isn't so well suited to the harsher climate of the tropics.

As always, expect some plastic holding clips behind the A/B/C pillars to snap when this job is carried out.

Should cost you from $300 depending on the size of your vehicle.

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