Defender 90 headlining

Has anybody seen a headlining for a Defender 90 going spare recently? I have a hard top converted to a station wagon (nearly) spec. and while it's a great car, it is abit noisy at motorway speeds.
What I want to do is fit some soundproofing (Noisekiller maybe?) and a headlining in the back, but I haven't seen one for sale. Does anyone know f they turn up regularly or rarely please?

hear good things about LaSalle Interior Trim

email them they are quite helpful, although ive not purchased one yet.....

I've been looking for one at a sensible price for 2 years! Good luck!

could you do something with this ? i know its for a 110 but u never know

LAND ROVER DEFENDER FULL ROOF LINING on eBay (end time 29-Oct-09 08:08:49 GMT)

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sypher said:

could you do something with this ? i know its for a 110 but u never know

LAND ROVER DEFENDER FULL ROOF LINING on eBay (end time 29-Oct-09 08:08:49 GMT)

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Ah think he forgot tae mention the vynil could dae wi' stickin' back on

Ah'm the same as Trewey, bin lookin' fur ages fur one anaw. Ah'll just stick wi' the plyboard linin' and insulation behind it fur now

Yay just got one for £26 on fleabay!

I'v done my 90 out with foil coated bubble wrap, builders use it as insulation in stud walls, **** easy to cut and fix in place n warm as fook.

ninety till i die said:

I'v done my 90 out with foil coated bubble wrap, builders use it as insulation in stud walls, **** easy to cut and fix in place n warm as fook.

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Any links fir the material??

Thank you all. I think I have a problem then. I'll just keep looking for an alternative.

jai_landrover said:

Any links fir the material??

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Thermawrap Loft Insulation 400mm x 5m - Screwfix.com, Where the Trade Buys

This is the sort of thing i used though mine was a lot wider and was given to me by a mate.

You can get it from builders n diy stores too.

Will try to get some pics up tom or next week if you are interested?

ninety till i die said:

Thermawrap Loft Insulation 400mm x 5m - Screwfix.com, Where the Trade Buys

This is the sort of thing i used though mine was a lot wider and was given to me by a mate.

You can get it from builders n diy stores too.

Will try to get some pics up tom or next week if you are interested?

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Out of interest, what adhesive did you use?

I have a front headlining for free to anybody that wants it

You're about to receive a **** load of PMs from people after that mate!

have a look at that, looks split mint, Landrover defender 90 county roof lining head lining on eBay (end time 27-Aug-10 19:01:36 BST)

aaronmorris said:

have a look at that, looks split mint, Landrover defender 90 county roof lining head lining on eBay (end time 27-Aug-10 19:01:36 BST)

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That would be your roof linin that you happen to be sellin is it

tochinoki said:

Out of interest, what adhesive did you use?

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I used solvent free (didn't fancy the resultant solvent head fook) evo stick contact adhesive, the material has a certain amount of 'spring' to it so this helps holds it in place.

ninety till i die said:

Thermawrap Loft Insulation 400mm x 5m - Screwfix.com, Where the Trade Buys

This is the sort of thing i used though mine was a lot wider and was given to me by a mate.

You can get it from builders n diy stores too.

Will try to get some pics up tom or next week if you are interested?

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So how did you fix everything to the roof and in what order?

I was thinking of this approach:

1. Remove and clean existing headlining with brush off foam.
2. Clean underside of roof and dry.
3. Glue Thermawrap straight to the roof. Would heavy duty carpet glue do the trick?
4. Using carpet glue, stick the clean lining to the Thermawrap.

What does everyone think of this plan and would it help reduce the condensation?

Carpet glue wont hold. I tried it. Go to tool station or on line for a spray contact glue high temperature Think it was 95F. I used the special underlay for laminate floors Cheap and easy to cut lightweight and good insualation

harlequin said:

Carpet glue wont hold. I tried it. Go to tool station or on line for a spray contact glue high temperature Think it was 95F. I used the special underlay for laminate floors Cheap and easy to cut lightweight and good insualation

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You wouldn't happen to have a link to the glue by any chance please?

harlequin said:

Carpet glue wont hold.

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it holds fine, at this time of year when peeps tend to do these kinda projects

then in the summer, when that big red thing comes out for 20 minutes, they wonder what's just fallen on their head