headliner sagging
Burning Brakes
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Re: headliner sagging (paulvitiello)
i've done this on other vehicles and have learnt that it's pretty much best to virtually remove the entire headliner, or at least detach it enough so that access to the entire back surface is available (unless the rest is holding well).
then one uses a good spray-on adhesive over the entire area, both fabric and ceiling, and then work the fabric back into place.
some advice from a pro would never be a waste of time though!
then one uses a good spray-on adhesive over the entire area, both fabric and ceiling, and then work the fabric back into place.
some advice from a pro would never be a waste of time though!
Race Director
Joined: Oct 2001
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From: Melbourne Florida
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Re: headliner sagging (paulvitiello)
I dropped off my top at a headliner shop at 10a.m. and picked it up at 3p.m. brand new...$50 tax included and no headaches...good luck
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