Question about t-top headliner
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TheCorvetteBen
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Van Alstyne, TX
Question about t-top headliner
So i bought a new interior trim peice that goes on the underside of the t-top. As most repo interior parts, the fit isnt perfect. There is on the other hand a sticker on the inside that talks about using a little bit of adhesive to keep it attached.
Have any of you guys come along this problem? What type/brand of adhesive did you use?
Thanks!
Have any of you guys come along this problem? What type/brand of adhesive did you use?
Thanks!
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Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Canboro Ontario
Alot of the repop headliners, from what has been discussed on the forum, have had fitting problems and fasteners staying fastened.
I have heard that many have used a little adhesive at the fasteners to hold them together.
Like always, what they say, "they just don't make them, like they use to !!!"
I have heard that many have used a little adhesive at the fasteners to hold them together.
Like always, what they say, "they just don't make them, like they use to !!!"
Thread Starter
TheCorvetteBen
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 4,987
Likes: 144
From: Van Alstyne, TX
Alot of the repop headliners, from what has been discussed on the forum, have had fitting problems and fasteners staying fastened.
I have heard that many have used a little adhesive at the fasteners to hold them together.
Like always, what they say, "they just don't make them, like they use to !!!"
I have heard that many have used a little adhesive at the fasteners to hold them together.
Like always, what they say, "they just don't make them, like they use to !!!"
Race Director
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 10,977
Likes: 19
From: Canboro Ontario
3M makes a two part adhesive, it is call "structural adhesive", you can get it at most of the auto dealers, that sell 3M products. It works quite well but you have to work fast. It has a quick set time.
