Reply to "recommendation glue for headliner and felt trunk liner"

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I glued my original headliner back onto a very thin sheet of flexible plastic cut to the correct dimensions. The flex in the plastic forces it up onto the roof surface. The trim pieces hold it securely in place. Essentially impossible to re-glue that thing on upside down. Been there 30 years now.

I used Weldwood brush on contact cement for the front trunk felt. Coat the metal surfaces really well and get just enough on the felt (do not let it saturate through). Once dry and tacky, engage the piece. Shit will never come off.

Magnet sheet is a brilliant idea!!!

10/13/231:03 PM

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