Headliner Woes
Any ideas on saving the headliner from falling near the windshield?
I've used 3M Spray Adhesive, lasted about a week. I used velcro, didn't last a night. Now I keep my sunvisors down, even at night, so I don't have to stare at the ugly ass headliner. I don't know why Dodge didn't use some sort of trim across the top inside of the windshield to retain the headliner.:bat: |
Get a new headliner at a junk yard or something , we used 3m spray adhesive and it worked ok but had wrinkles
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kinda sounds like your saying the whole headliner is falling down and not just the fabric right.
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the fabric is starting to fall down on mine on the drivers side in front of the visor. :argh:
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Just the fabric, peeling from the foam liner.
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i think 3m glue is prety good stuff. what i did was spray glue between fabric and headliner board. then with a blanket firmly folded to size of sagging fabric area i then wedged a stick cut to length and wedged stick to a board that pushed blanket to fabric and let it sit overnight. that worked for me for the 3yrs i owned last truck i had. its not complicated. i think the best thing to remember is after glueing is to apply light pressure to fabric to hold it in place while adhesive has time to set and dry.
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Some of the problem is that the foam is rotting. The 3M spray just sticks to the rotting foam and then peals again. It is not a very well made part.
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