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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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lots of finger press marks throughout the headliner
I'm curious as to how many cans would one need to use to put the new fabric on the headliner panel? About to do my 97 jeep grand cherokee as I have everything to do so but couldn't help but wonder if 2 cans of the adhesive would be enough.
Great topic!
I needed this thank you!
Just bought a 99 and yeah saggy is not for me thanks for the video
You make it look so easy. I ordered a new one for my Mustang, and I'm going to do it like you did it. I'm still wait for it. You guessed it! That's right, covid…
I went so fast that the heat caused my headliner to catch a fire all around the windshield. It almost burnt my whole car up.
Last spring I put a jet engine in it, and the chicks really dig me.
What do you do if the car doesn't even have a headliner? Mine was sagging, but it seemed to be a bunch of different pieces instead of one cohesive piece. Definitely some aftermarket garbage, but the car was bought from a Toyota dealership long ago (98 Camry).
Tried getting another headliner from a junkyard from the same car, but it didn't line up with the aftermarket sunroof and even had a different switch location and the holes for other things like the sunglasses holder were in different spots. Really complicated problem, hope you guys can help!
What is the name of the glue
What kind of glue are you using, or what type of spray glue can I use?.
Ugh … my dog tore up the headliner in my 2011 Ford Escape XLT. I need the whole thing, not just the fabric. Plus so many little parts like the dome light cover, sunroof trim, etc etc. Wondering if it is safe to just drive it without a headliner or if that is a catastrophe waiting to happen to have the airbags exposed??
Excellent demonstration guys, I'll Subscribe for some inspiration 🙂 That headliner fabric you were using looks like the style that gives you a once only attempt at laying it down otherwise lifting back up can cause foam layer to separate.
Have you posted links to your YouTube gear? As I got a quick question for you, With your audio, you do guys use a Tascam lapel mic and sink up the track to the video clip in post production? or does the audio clip go directly onto the video clip while filming via Bluetooth?