Post by cheyenne52883 on Sept 2, 2014 11:46:11 GMT -8
Hi everyone! I just purchased a 1972 Aristocrat Lo-Liner and have some questions regarding the interior paneling. It appears that the previous owner used some "twisty nails/screws" on sections of the paneling. I assume it was to keep it in place or something although the paneling does not appear to be damaged and/or lifting/bulging.
I was wanting to remove these nails and patch the holes but am sort of concerned that the paneling will fall down or sag, I mean otherwise why else would they put the nails in it. Is there anyway to secure the paneling if it starts to fall when I remove the nails? Perhaps a glue I can squirt through the holes into the support?
Just to clarify this is the faux wood paneling with vinyl wood grain texture (I think). Here is a picture of the paneling for reference, did not get pictures specifically of the nails:
I was wanting to remove these nails and patch the holes but am sort of concerned that the paneling will fall down or sag, I mean otherwise why else would they put the nails in it. Is there anyway to secure the paneling if it starts to fall when I remove the nails? Perhaps a glue I can squirt through the holes into the support?
Just to clarify this is the faux wood paneling with vinyl wood grain texture (I think). Here is a picture of the paneling for reference, did not get pictures specifically of the nails:
