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Do you have a headliner that is falling on your head? Is the old foam flying in your eyes when you drive? No one likes the look of a sagging headliner. Don’t worry, with a few basic tools this is an easy job you can do at home. In this video I will show you how to recover your headliner the proper way so that you can have your car looking great again. I will also show you what tools and supplies you will need and how to use them.
TOOLS AND SUPPLIES
Glue Gun:
Weldwood Contact Adhesive:
3M Spray Can Adhesive:
Air Compressor:
Headliner Fabric:
Wire Brush:
Plastic Pry Bars:
Small Drill:
Tufting Needle:
Muslin Fabric:
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Thank you very mach, now i know what to do 😀
Great video! ??. Getting ready to replace the headliner on my daughters’ two 07’ Jetta’s. Thanks for the tips!!!
What kind of fabric was that? A flat weave? Suede? Great job
Great Video! Where can I get replacements for the clips /retainers that goes towards the back area? Sometimes those tend to break when taking them off because they are old. They come in different colors, I just want to know where to get replacements. Thanks
Suggestion – If the board is decomposing like at 12:40 try sealing and hardening it with spray polyurethane before gluing the cover on. That will vastly increase the adhesion of the glue. After you remove all the soft, rotted material of course.
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Great Video. Just a note I mark all the screw holes before I reinstall.
Very good video best one I've seen I recovered my 2004
Chrysler Crossfire thank you
Omg, do you live in San Diego area? I want you do my car!
Great video. I'm about to take this on and the tips about the corners are really helpful. My headliner has many contours and I was worried about them. Now not as much. Thanks for sharing.