Not sure what happened as it just clicks together, couple of blisters and a cut on fingers luckily had my glasses on at time as it’s gone everywhere. Royally p#%#ed but hey ho.Wow ! Are you sure it was screwed on correct ? No injuries or burned by the hot water ?
As for the replacement of the fabric i think it would be hard to replace and unsure if VW sell those seperate . A whole new bed maybe ?
Look for a “ Good “ valet company. Plastic trim shouldn’t be a problem. If the roofing fabric cannot be cleaned fully then it could be replaced but likely to be expensive. You could consider getting it recovered as an alternative. Different fabrics are available, colours and even bespoke such as maps etc.View attachment 48613
Not sure what happened as it just clicks together, couple of blisters and a cut on fingers luckily had my glasses on at time as it’s gone everywhere. Royally p#%#ed but hey ho.
Three years ago when the van was brand new I was cooking a curry and a tiny speck bubbled up onto ceiling at the time I was gutted lol ....perspective I suppose. Having a beer now bugger it.Think most of us would be so gutted if that happened or even a tiny % of that. As others said seek professional advise.
I’m away in van working until October so I’ve had a go myself rightly or wrongly. I’ve tried three products and the Autoglym interior shampoo spray worked best. Autoglym foam shampoo and Auto finesse Total interior cleaner were both rubbish (for coffee). The stain hasn’t disappeared but looks a whole lot better, I will post a photo went it has dried out. Hopefully a professional can help me when I get home.For a stain that serious I would not touch it but get a specialist to do the job. You could cause more damage trying to fix.
It’s an Alessi espresso maker and I’ve had it for years with no problems so I can only say it was my fault as I can’t see anything wrong with the seal. Maybe time for a new though haha.Sorry to read and see this Dixie...What brand is/was your coffee maker? Others may need to be aware of safety issues. Also how old? In ordinary usage your injury and damage should not happen. Seek advice on manufacturer or sellers liability.
Thanks, perhaps a blocked internal tube? Limescale? Good luck with the clean-up.It’s an Alessi espresso maker and I’ve had it for years with no problems so I can only say it was my fault as I can’t see anything wrong with the seal. Maybe time for a new though haha.
If it helps I would agree the stay is a little better than the foam. I usually have first go (trying to get the worst off) then have another go a few days later after it has dried out.I’m away in van working until October so I’ve had a go myself rightly or wrongly. I’ve tried three products and the Autoglym interior shampoo spray worked best. Autoglym foam shampoo and Auto finesse Total interior cleaner were both rubbish (for coffee). The stain hasn’t disappeared but looks a whole lot better, I will post a photo went it has dried out. Hopefully a professional can help me when I get home. View attachment 48645
Thanks, I’m letting it dry out and will have another go. Will try the autofresh too, cheersIf it helps I would agree the stay is a little better than the foam. I usually have first go (trying to get the worst off) then have another go a few days later after it has dried out.
On a side note have used the autoglym autofresh , this is good for removing lingering odours as well.
No bother , hope it works for you. I should say I don’t work for autoglym it sounds like I do.. I carry the autofresh, glass, vinyl , and fabric cleaner in the door pocket ready just in case... the glass cleaner works well on shower doors..Thanks, I’m letting it dry out and will have another go. Will try the autofresh too, cheers
Oh thanks TripleBee, do you have any links or part numbers ? Would like to replace them as I don’t think it will ever be the same again, even considered getting a new van lol.Both linings are available for ordering.
The big one is € 360, the small one is € 375. (In Belgium that is).
If you are going down that route you could remove the parts and try and clean them not in situ.Oh thanks TripleBee, do you have any links or part numbers ? Would like to replace them as I don’t think it will ever be the same again,
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