I LOVE when people show their work on video! It means they believe in their craftsmanship and their process. If someone does shotty work they would NEVER put it out there for everyone to see! Kudos to you!
Nice work Matty, your Dad should be very proud, please post more content like this, you have given me the confidence to tackle my own headliners. Many thanks.
Matthew / James, thank you so much for this video. We've just purchased N5025 and while Charlie replaced the majilite on almost all the overhead panels there is one small one left to do. With this video as a reference I have confidence to take on this project. Cheers Grant & Agnes
Thanks Andrew ! You should come and visit when the dust settles from this virus..... Check out the Florida shop and do a delivery with us on a Nordhavn ;)
Enjoyed this video. A natural behind the camera. I guess it's true what they say - the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. You must be proud of your son.
If only, IF ONLY I saw this video before I re-did the marine carpet on my marine ply floor of the tinny! My corners were an abomination and involved throwing staples at the problem till it went away! Remember, a family that sprays together, stays together! (unverified). Terrific vid, please make many more!
Oliver, we only usually do that when we have a headliner panel that's delaminated beyond repair. Doesn't happen very often :) We've even had big 16 foot panels broken in half and we glass them back together again with 100% success.
Im surprised velco is the only thing holding the panels up. Is that how they are done on planing boats like sportfishermans? Would hitting waves cause them to fall?
Hi guys, great vid thank you! Any tips on doing curved headliners? For example the roof on my boat is curved and I am worried that if I cover the ply panel in vinyl first then bend the panel to follow the curvature of the roof before screwing to the roof, the vinyl will separate. Any ideas? Thanks guys!
It is just the kind of job that may look deceptively easy, leading you to try it yourself, realizing only afterwards that it needs to go to a shop with a lot of experience in order to get it right. An xlnt tutorial.
As someone that has worked in upholstery and auto trim you should look in to Weldwood contact cement it is cheaper than 3M 90 and you can buy it in a 5gal can and use a air gun to spray it. Also please get Matthew some real scissors like some Wiss 28N's.
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Good job Matthew - great to see father and son working together
James, you should be very proud of Matthew, such a nice you man. getting into the boat biz.
I LOVE when people show their work on video! It means they believe in their craftsmanship and their process. If someone does shotty work they would NEVER put it out there for everyone to see! Kudos to you!
Thank you!
James, you should be very proud of Matthew. He seems like an intelligent young man, hope he learns half as much about boats as you know.
Nice work Matty, your Dad should be very proud, please post more content like this, you have given me the confidence to tackle my own headliners. Many thanks.
That was a most enjoyable video. You and Matthew are a skillful and very photogenic team!
Thank you!
Very satisfying to watch, particularly the stapling!
Matthew / James, thank you so much for this video. We've just purchased N5025 and while Charlie replaced the majilite on almost all the overhead panels there is one small one left to do. With this video as a reference I have confidence to take on this project. Cheers Grant & Agnes
Great. Video
well done James! wish i had a workshop like yours! its been too long, hope you are all well.
Thanks Andrew ! You should come and visit when the dust settles from this virus..... Check out the Florida shop and do a delivery with us on a Nordhavn ;)
Great video guys.
Well done. You guys are the best
I had do not know much about headliners but way you made this video is captivating and enjoyable . Mathew did a great job .
Wow! So impressed with you both! Great job.
This was great! Thank you!
Nice video, guys!
Thanks Clark ! Hope your YT headliners are holding up :)
Thanks a lot!
Great video learned a lot I’ll be sending my boat in after the corona virus is over.
Enjoyed this video. A natural behind the camera. I guess it's true what they say - the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. You must be proud of your son.
I certainly am. Thank you Paul !
Well explained :) Bea is great and nice for upholstery
Glad to see the young guns taking over!!
Greàt to see your son working with you. I would.have like to pass it on to my.son also. Ps i always like melamine for my table tops also
If only, IF ONLY I saw this video before I re-did the marine carpet on my marine ply floor of the tinny! My corners were an abomination and involved throwing staples at the problem till it went away! Remember, a family that sprays together, stays together! (unverified). Terrific vid, please make many more!
Fantastic.
That was excellent. I would love to see you template and fabricate a new headliner.
Oliver, we only usually do that when we have a headliner panel that's delaminated beyond repair. Doesn't happen very often :) We've even had big 16 foot panels broken in half and we glass them back together again with 100% success.
Great video. You both were great. Make more videos.
Great video. You taught Matthew well. Now who does a better job, lol. You dont glue the fold over on the back side?
Great demo, one really small thing. On the last spray of the aerosol glue the can could be upside down to clear the nasal of glue
thank you very helpful.. What manufacture head lining would you recommend ? thanks
Those who dont have air can enjoy the freedom of a cordless Makita stapler.
Im surprised velco is the only thing holding the panels up. Is that how they are done on planing boats like sportfishermans? Would hitting waves cause them to fall?
Hi guys, great vid thank you! Any tips on doing curved headliners? For example the roof on my boat is curved and I am worried that if I cover the ply panel in vinyl first then bend the panel to follow the curvature of the roof before screwing to the roof, the vinyl will separate. Any ideas? Thanks guys!
It is just the kind of job that may look deceptively easy, leading you to try it yourself, realizing only afterwards that it needs to go to a shop with a lot of experience in order to get it right. An xlnt tutorial.
As someone that has worked in upholstery and auto trim you should look in to Weldwood contact cement it is cheaper than 3M 90 and you can buy it in a 5gal can and use a air gun to spray it. Also please get Matthew some real scissors like some Wiss 28N's.
Have you ever worked on headliners using whisperwall?
Quite a young man you have as a son, James. Buy the way, I believe he is better behind the camera.
Wood it be easier to trace out and cut a new panel? It looks like mahogany plywood to me.
How thick is the plywood you are using?
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Matt - you're a chip off the old block 🥉
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I can show you how to perfectly match a panel using a router.
Manage your audio.