QP headlining refresh

[Motorsport3]

The headlining of my 15year old QP was losing shape. I did a bit of research on what is available to replace with.
There are no original factory parts unless you have a sunroof. There are still parts for cars with sunroof.
*The original standard part was overpriced and also not great quality. There are available synthetic fabrics/ alcantantara that will result in a better overall quality and can match colours very closely to match the stock. You will need to replace the pillars to match.
*Importantly you don't need to remove front or rear windscreen. By removing the seats you can take everything out. It is tight but doable. Here are some pictures as the car is getting prepared.

 

[Motorsport3]

Collected the car today and have to say they have done a pretty good job. The suede like material is very soft and a big improvement over the factory fit.

 

[Phil the Brit]

Would like a lot more detail on removal of parts. Things like where the screws are, hidden clips, pitfalls, what not to do etc.

 

[Motorsport3]

Oh, I wouldn't know that detail as it was done by the trimmers. I was convinced that they can do mine though as first time I paid them a visit they had a nearly identical QPV for the same job.

 

[MarkMas]

Who did the work?

 

[Motorsport3]

Who did the work?

Tiggy at Leatherhead

 

[safrane]

Is that not Leatherhead-lining... sorry, could not resist.

 

[Motorsport3]

Is that not Leatherhead-lining... sorry, could not resist.

I know, low-hanging pun ;-)

 

[MarkMas]

I know, low-hanging pun ;-)

I was genuinely wondering if this was an oddly-named person called Tiggy at a well-named upholstery company called Leatherhead, but it does seem to be a company called Tiggy in a town the Celts called Llwyd rhyd.

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