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The foam comes off with a wire brush, but removing it is not necessary, the foam core material is ridged and is only covering a short span between the bolsters, the nice thing about doing it this way, you can do it on the kitchen table, not upside down in cramped confines of the car., this make for a very clean instillation, mine is perfect and was done 16 years ago. By the way this the preferred method for many of the top Pantera shops. One other thing, it takes about an hour to do.

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Originally posted by popsrcr:
Chris - did you scrape off the foam mess on the roof? My headliner has dropped, so its not very stuck to anything,

6/26/139:20 PM

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