Sail panels

[Johnnyscarnuts]

Hey All,
Can this be repaired with a new piece of masonite? And glue the old material on the new piece?
I have a new headliner with the old sale panels. The material matches fine it’s just sagging a little bit and the Masonite/cardboard is warped.

 

[yellow bird]

I believe that you can get new ones from partsmix

 

[Johnnyscarnuts]

This is how it came out
New piece of hard cardboard.
I embedded the clip through the cardboard.
Hopfully it holds

 

[Russ69Runner]

Should be pressed board. It is sad that over years it falls apart. The replacement is punched for your clips. I aligned mine then used contact cement to keep them in place. Are you having fun yet. Did you finely find all your air grabber parts.

 

[69hemibeep]

That should work

 

[roadrunnerbob]

i got my new ones from Legendary they look great

 

[Johnnyscarnuts]

Should be pressed board. It is sad that over years it falls apart. The replacement is punched for your clips. I aligned mine then used contact cement to keep them in place. Are you having fun yet. Did you finely find all your air grabber parts.

I did not buy any air grabber parts yet am I having fun? Yeah I’m having a blast. Here’s a picture of the finished product it’s OK. I’m not a professional interior guy.
Also, this was stamped on my backseat, sixth of 69 my car was built in September I guess the seats were made in June

 

[roadrunnerbob]

looks good nice work

 

[Russ69Runner]

If head liner is loose can use a heat gun to tighten it up. Not too hot and keep the gun moving.

 

[Johnnyscarnuts]

If head liner is loose can use a heat gun to tighten it up. Not too hot and keep the gun moving.

Cool you think that will shrink fit it?

 

[Russ69Runner]

It is worth a try. After applying my new head liner had some areas that where a bit loose and it took the slack out. Don't know if it will work on older liners.