Reply to "Headliner Adhesive"

robbieMember

I used 3M Rubber and Vinyl 80 Spray Adhesive. I recycled the old headliner since it's the thin foam backing that deteriorates. I cleaned the old foam off of the roof and the headliner and had an upholstery shop cement new foam (maybe 1/16th inch thick)on the old headliner. Re-installation took two of us and was done with reference marks on the roof and on the headliner. It was done in sections (not cut apart but glued separately). The glue was sprayed on the roof and on the headliner. You only have one 5 second chance to reset the liner once attached to the roof so the reference marks are vital. It turned out great for me.

11/25/1512:09 PM

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