Headlining damp stains (1 Viewer)

[FIDGET]

Hi, I have just noticed a damp patch stain around the kitchen fiamma vent,
I am getting the vent resealed , but does anybody know of a safe way of removing the reasonably new stain (it wasn't there 3 weeks ago) off the head lining.
Thanks in anticipation. Terry

 

[TheBig1]

if its not been wet for a while, it may dry out ok without a stain. otherwise, its behind the plastic coating and no way to remove it. ideally a stained board would be replaced, but some workshops dry them out and paint over the stain

 

[Terry]

Hi I caused mine to stain after washing it with a spray bottle and wet cloth oh: after several attempts all I was doing made it worse It would have been an easy job to reboard inbetween the cupboards :thumb: only 3 boards :thumb: but I decided to try painting the vynil boards, mixed white and magnolia silk emulsion -half and half for my roof colour :thumb: removed inner rooflight and placcy trimsthat cover board joints.Then ended up giving it 3 coats of paint with a 4 ins roller and 1 ins brush for cutting into edges - took 10 mins to paint and about 4 hrs to dry inbetween coats refited everything next morning :thumb: lovely job and I don't think anyone would know its been painted :thumb:I could have reboared it in about 3 hrs instead of waiting for the paint to dry oh: paint don't like vynil boards
Terry

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[barrybus]

Wallboards

Sorry to highjack the thread but does anyone know of a supplier of wallboards in the south east ish area thanks. Barry