very nice. I have the same exact problem in my 01' Marquis, the entire headliner is intact, except for the very back 3 inches or so. I'll be doing the repair, as you've shown, tomorrow. Thanks. Most helpful, indeed.
I believe you need to put adhesive to both headliner And roof...wait awhile till tacky..then put together and tuck with putty knife. Permatex. No stain.
bad idea. the glue is fine. it is the polyurethane foam degrading, that fails. puting glue on the old polyurethane may work for a few days, and then the poyurethane will fail again, because it turns into crumbles of sticky yukky goo.
Thanks for your input and I am sure this is the case in some instances, but this is a good fix for most. In fact this car’s headliner is still holding up great with this repair and it’s been a few years.
I have a tan colored headliner also and some 3M headliner glue, do you think that glue will that show through? Or should I just get the kind you are using? Thanks so much! Great vid!
Jennifer Cullen thanks for the comment! 3M makes a great product and you should be just fine with that glue. If you want to test the color just spray a little of the glue on a scrap piece of cardboard. As long as it’s a lighter color of glue it shouldn’t show through. I hope that helped. Have a great day and good luck!
It doesn’t work for every scenario but fixes most that are just starting to sag. If it’s to far gone I completely agree. Try using a different type of adhesive and make sure it’s applied per the manufacturer’s instructions.
