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If you have a saggy, loose, or falling headliner in your car or truck, chances are its from the foam layer deteriorating. This usually means just gluing it back in place either won’t work, or will be awfully ugly! In this video, Andy shows you how to remove your existing headliner fabric and gross foam, and how easy it is to install a new foam backed headliner!
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what’s the can of glue called?
Where can you do my
Love this guy. Really puts it towards the average person understand
mike ehrmantraut
Where do i buy the cloth at?
Really an excellent way to replace car headliner DIY, Thanks a lot.
If the headliner has lots of contours, how do you stop the fabric trying to fold in places? I heard of people stretching the liner material for those areas??
this was the best! I had no idea you could do this.
https://youtu.be/Yqkqpb9y16c magic
Can you use carbon fiber vinyl instead of fabric
Very helpful. I havent seen anyone use the small clamps before. Also if I have this correct you only glued about 4" at a time as you proceeded to cover the new material to the headboard.
Grateful for this. Thanks, guys