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  • John.
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    Originally posted by andy10v
    8 week old Vizsla bitch



    She is still getting used to car journeys, she does not like being by herself.
    Nice pup......and as mad as a box of frogs at that age!

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  • andy10v
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    8 week old Vizsla bitch



    She is still getting used to car journeys, she does not like being by herself.

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  • John.
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    Originally posted by andy10v
    Got a puppy so Sunday runs are out for a bit
    .........when Sunday runs are back, don't forget to post here!......http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=79096

    What breed of dog? him/her? how old?

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  • andy10v
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    Originally posted by John.
    Andy, aye the seats were a bit "in your face"?!.......20 years ago I would've loved them!!
    Sold them on to a guy with a Renault Megane........he seemed to like them!
    Fitted the seats that were in Jack's avant when I bought it, they're out a mk5 Golf(?)....Recaros with Quattro script.
    Regards how's the car going, it's quieter now that I've replaced a rear wheel bearing and I have a spare wheel now where there was just a space.
    The intercooler was bent and so the crank pulley had been rubbing on it but this is now sorted as well.
    Engine goes well enough though......I just need to start loving it, which has been hard due to some issues as mentioned.
    How's Nissan ownership under the rising sun!!??


    I'm OUT !!
    Sounds much more OEM+, rather than aftermarket.

    That is frustrating for a top dollar car, it will be worth it once you have it up to your standards though.

    Nissan is just doing its thing, its a nice toy, but not a hobby. Got a puppy so Sunday runs are out for a bit

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  • Christophski
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    If you succeed John in doing yours then I will come drop my green avant off in exchange and hope you wont notice the difference so you can do my saggy headliner too lol....

    Failing that Im paying someone to do the job as I really dont want to do it! I took one out of another avant and that was a pita enough for me!!!!

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  • John.
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    Originally posted by andy10v
    Did you remove the Recaro Speed seats?

    How is it going anyway?
    Andy, aye the seats were a bit "in your face"?!.......20 years ago I would've loved them!!
    Sold them on to a guy with a Renault Megane........he seemed to like them!
    Fitted the seats that were in Jack's avant when I bought it, they're out a mk5 Golf(?)....Recaros with Quattro script.
    Regards how's the car going, it's quieter now that I've replaced a rear wheel bearing and I have a spare wheel now where there was just a space.
    The intercooler was bent and so the crank pulley had been rubbing on it but this is now sorted as well.
    Engine goes well enough though......I just need to start loving it, which has been hard due to some issues as mentioned.
    How's Nissan ownership under the rising sun!!??

    Originally posted by VDT
    ...chocolates
    I'm OUT !!

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  • andy10v
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    Originally posted by John.
    Aye, the million dollar avant
    Did you remove the Recaro Speed seats?

    How is it going anyway?

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  • John.
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    Originally posted by mdz
    Remove as much old foam as you can and leave it for a day or two, that sticky crap will dry off.
    Ya Beauty.....it's been 2 days!

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  • Vorsprung durch Technik
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    Originally posted by John.


    Aye, the million dollar avant

    Belgian chocolates never tasted so bitter eh John?

    All the best with it your a brave man indeed.

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  • mdz
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    Remove as much old foam as you can and leave it for a day or two, that sticky crap will dry off.

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  • John.
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    Originally posted by irishs2
    The contact glue you use is extremely important. Under sunlight the headliner will get hot and if you use the wrong glue you will have a dropping headliner again in no time.

    I usedd 3M 90 for headliner, and 3M Super 77 for covering pillars with faux alcantara. (3m 90 will go straight though the faux alcantara


    http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showpos...&postcount=263
    Thanks for that Eric, I'll need to check the adhesive.....it's not 3M stuff though

    Originally posted by LHD_Kid
    Just use water... its water based glue.... don't use anything else or it will contaminate the surface for when you apply the new adhesive.
    Make sure the adhesive you use is high temp resistant. .
    Good luck !
    That's my fear that if I use "tar and glue remover" for example, it'll leave a film that the glue won't adhere to?

    Originally posted by andy10v
    Is this the avant?
    Aye, the million dollar avant

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  • irishs2
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    Dont think the glue lets go, its the foam that just disintegrates.

    I did try water and a scrubbing brush but had no luck. So ended up scraping the glue off. They might not all be water based glue.

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  • Vorsprung durch Technik
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    Originally posted by LHD_Kid
    Just use water... its water based glue.... :

    If that's right that would explain why all these head linings are venerable.

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  • andy10v
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    That orange foam is manky stuff!

    Is this the avant?

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  • LHD_Kid
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    Originally posted by irishs2
    I cannot say for sure but when I did mine I used a scraper that was sharpened. That seemed to get rid of most of the glue as well.
    I then wiped the board down with pre-paint wipe as best I could. I used foam backed headliner that had 4 way stretch. Makes it easier to do the area round the sunroof controls as there are a lot of curves there.

    The contact glue you use is extremely important. Under sunlight the headliner will get hot and if you use the wrong glue you will have a dropping headliner again in no time.

    I usedd 3M 90 for headliner, and 3M Super 77 for covering pillars with faux alcantara. (3m 90 will go straight though the faux alcantara


    http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showpos...&postcount=263
    Just use water... its water based glue.... don't use anything else or it will contaminate the surface for when you apply the new adhesive.

    Make sure the adhesive you use is high temp resistant. .

    Good luck !

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