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dos@mnsinc<img src=/i/dc.gif border=0 width=35 height=15> (Eric) wrote:
>Hello all-
>Spray Glue, you can get it at any art supply store... Cut a small hole
>in the fabric, spray a good amount on the cloth, and use a wallpaper
>roller to stick it back on there..
>
>It seeped to work for my dad a while back, when he had a Jetta, and I
>would imagine that nothing has changed...
>
>-Eric
>
>On Wed, 12 Aug 1998 23:42:32 -0400, "Steve Herminghausen"
> wrote:
>
>:d any luck in getting sagging cloth headliners to stick again?
>:I had an '82 rabbit that I cut the fabric out of, and now my '84 rabbit's
>:headliner is beginning to sag. Any suggestions?
>:
Been there,done that. Art store glue usually doesn't work for more
that a couple of weeks.
To permanently fix the headliner, go to your local auto body paint
store and get 3M 8088 spray adhesive- it comes out in a spiderweb
pattern.
Remove the headliner and fabric from the car.
Clean off (stiff brush) the cardboard liner and the fabric.
Spray the headliner and the fabric, one section at at time.
Press, roll the fabric back on the headliner.
Put the headline back in the car.
SteveC
89 GTI 16v
...its my little Dub coupe, you don't know what I got...
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