HOW To Repair a SAGGING HEADLINER....DO IT YOURSELF
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- We show you how to fix a sagging headliner. This method works every time and holds the liner up for years.
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***My friends here is the video on how to repair a sagging headliner. This process works and will save you many dollars if you do it yourself. Now always remember the only real and best method to fix a sagging headliner is to REPLACE IT...but this method will buy you some time to save your money and be able to have that done :)***
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Mabel lin thank you very much :)
Sweet Project Cars any tips on getting a dealership car decal off?
H yes easy way use a heat gun and it will peal right off:)
Sweet Project Cars i watched that one to nice work
I feel like I’m 9 again with my dad yelling at me trying to show me how to do something
I'm so glad I found this one - saved me hundreds of dollars!
Thank you for the LOL. Glad to have you here with us. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Glad we could help, Lori! Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Lol I can't watch it now.
Damn, this comment hits home lol
I really appreciate your dedication to helping people with issues that may cost them a fortune to repair. I'm a mechanic of 50 years but I'm not a body or detail man. You've taught me many things and saved me a ton. Thanks so much.
William Thank You Very much and we have lots of DIY videos to help you save a boatload of money on your car also thank you for being an awesome subscriber
This was way over my head until you folks demonstrated the proper way to get it done!!!! OUTSTANDING VIDEO!
Tyler thank you very much my friend we truly appreciate your great comments
how many vw guys here lol
This works on ALL vehicle makes/models. Thanks for the view. mad Mike
I'm so glad I saw this. My truck's headliner is drooping along the front and I was going to just spray adhesive onto the drooping cloth and hope that I didn't get any on anything else......knowing perfectly well that I would. Now I'm going to get a dauber and eliminate the impending mess. Thanks so much!
Yes! I’ve been waiting. But thank you most of all for being honest about the glue showing through. No other video that I’ve found talks about that.
Linda thank you very much we try to give the good and bad about every video we do our system will hold the headliner up and out-of-the-way but as I mentioned it will leave spots showing where you did glue there’s nothing you can do about that other than replacing the headliner thank you very much have a great day
3M changed the nozzle on the listed part..........it's a bitch to glue a needle to it now.....
You can still glue it on there, you just have to be a little more precise, where there's a will, there's a way my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I needed this. Confirmed that the way I intended to fix my headliner will work! Thanks!
This video completely blew my mind. The time and effort you put into these videos to really explain what's going on, even creating a mock/model roof for it - that's just so awesome. Hey seriously: do you have PayPal or any other way where I could send you a small donation? It won't be too much, I'm not a rich man lol, but I want to support you and say thank you for all the valuable content you are creating for your subscribers. Greetings from Germany, my friend. PS: I'm wearing the exact same glasses, haha
Mario Super we truly thank you for your offer all very appreciated donations can be sent here www.paypal.me/YourSweetProjectCars thank you very much, my friend :)
right, he puts so much time and effort into creating these quality videos to help people out. it always baffles me how some degenerates (17 as of now) give these videos a thumbs down.
360pack thank you very much my friend :)
Am I the only one that the glue keeps finding ways to bust through the hot glue? I literally sealed the whole cap and it still found ways out
AMEN ! I am about to hang myself w/ a noose made of my own hair
WHAT ARE WE NOT DOING RIGHT ?????
I have been careful methodical slow precise !!!
So frustrated I HAVE BOUGHT ALL THIS STUFF AND KEEP TRYING NIGHT AFTER NIGHT NEW CANS AFTER NEW CAN EVEN 🤯🤯🤯
I am determined BUT THIS IS RIDICULOUS !!!
I WILL PAY SOME ONE TO BUILD OUT MY CAN !!!!!! And ship to me
@brittanydishon7408 see my response you're not the only one 😫😫😫
It's tricky, but I know you can do it brittany! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I'm really glad I found this channel. Tons of cool tips. I may not agree with everything I see on every video, but I certainly respect the experience of the man doing this. I wonder, are you a general mechanic, auto body or detail shop? I know shops can be a bit if everything, but in specific I'm curious. I retired from auto body in 2002 and we did tons of wild stuff with cars and trucks, and I've learned some odd tricks over the years. We were doing headlight polishing before there were kits made for it. It always gave the customer a wow factor when they had a fender bender needing repair, only to get the car back with headlights that looked new again, but had no extra charge for the service. We did that for returning customers and folks that weren't a huge pita to deal with. I guess I could say it's always wise to be kind to your mechanic!
So this guy will 'favorite' your comment, but won't bother replying to your questions? 👎
@@andyroid5028 probably don't even read them before giving the heart
What size syringe do I ask for at the pharmacy and would this work for a whole headliner that is completely sagging in a Honda Civic?
Do you want to ask for an 18 to 20 gauge drawing needle and it will work on a fully sagging headliner it will take a couple people at a time to do this thanks and have a great day good luck with your project mad Mike Sweet project cars
In college I inherited a pontiac station wagon where the headliner rode on my head. Got fed up and used heavy duty staples to put it back up and then used nail polish in a similar color to the headliner on the staples so they would blend in. Worked well enough for a college kid's car. Your method look much better. :)
Thanks for sharing! Thanks for being a great subscriber as well! Have a fantastic evening my friend. mad Mike the hammer SpC
Where can I find the 3m product? I have looked on line but they do not have that little tip to attach the syringe needle.
It's this amzn.to/3476btv you will have to get creative with the attaching of the tip to the needle, use this amzn.to/3iYHiYK to attach it. Hope this helps, thank you for watching, hope you have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Genius idea on that spray can Mod !
Craftsmansteve thank you my friend we do appreciate that :)
Here in 2024, the audio is ~30 seconds ahead of the video ? Great content but hard to follow along. Have tried in several browsers.
The 3M Adhesive spray I seen at Home Depot just sprays out of the Top Spray Head Nozzle and does not have the white tip like you have in your can. Where can one get the type you are using here that has the tip plug into the Spray Nozzle???
This is what we use amzn.to/3476btv hope this helps, and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the SHOW MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars 3m has changed the shape and design of their nozzle
PLEASE NOTE - Super 77, what's linked from Amazon, does NOT have that nozzle in 2024 now. It looks like you're using 3M Auto Headliner (which also has a different tip/nozzle now).... I'm looking around to see if maybe I can pull the cap off of a WD40 can and cut the straw down or something like that. Not sure if hot glueing the needle on to the modern 3M caps is going to work.
We take the needles from these amzn.to/3eLP1e2 and use this amzn.to/3zo1f6V to adhere them and you're good to go. Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. mad Mike & team
Followed your instructions and it worked. I am very happy with the results.
The car is a 96 BMW which has a recess over back seat that had dropped out.
I managed to remove some glue spots with glue remover solvent.
Found that using quite a bit of glue remover would helped distribute the glue above for a more continuous coverage.
It took me two attempts to get the syringe seal in the can properly.
Another trick, I found one of those chargeable paint thinner spray cans that had the same top on it as the glue. Therefore I was able to clean out the syringe. So hopefully I will be able to re-use it.
So thanks for the video. This has save me many hours it would take to remove the lining board and glue the complete thing.
Andrew Thompson thank you and we are glad it worked for you and thank you for sharing your real life tips on this process it helps the entire channel, my friend :)
What guage of Syringe are you using? Or does it really matter? Like how will a 18 guage x 1 inch work on there?
We use these amzn.to/3b3ETYv Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thanks for the info and link! I wonder does any drug stores or Walmart sell these needles singularly or 5, 10 packs? Really don't need 50 of them. haha
Do you guys make those spray top with needle ?
I try to make my own but able to get the spray glue out of the needle. It going sideways onto my finger. Are you able to make one for me? I’ll pay you for it. Many thanks in advance.
Hey Kenny, what state do you live in? We can see if we can help you out my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike
I live in nyc .. I tried sooo many times with different needle sizes and cap. But the spray glue would just go out sideways. Plus the new cap looks different than the one you had in the video. The new ones is black color and flat. Let me know if I can buy one of the needle with cap from you. Please help. Many thanks 🙏
Thank you for the wonderful and detail video. Any help you can provide in making the needle spray is greatly appreciate.
Do u know how many confused and disgusted looks I got from ppl for tryna get a syringe? Lol
I didn’t have to explain myself but I felt like I should but even after I’d say “it’s for my car, i needa repair my headliner and I saw a video on TH-cam where a guy uses a syringe needle to make it easier”, but that’s the typa crazy lie a crackhead uses when they make up a reason for someone to give them money lol so the explanation doesn’t even help lol
LOL, that's funny :) you can't win on that request can you LOL. Thanks for watching and sharing, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
My audio did not match the video. not sure why thanks. You actually have an invention here. Needle nose spray applicator. It would definitely sell, if it does not already exist. (Go fund me anyone?)
LOL, there you go! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. mad Mike & team
Just finished repairing the 4-5 sagging sections in my 2013 KIA Sorento. Your 'spray can and needle' method worked great ! Thanks for sharing this great video. TJS
Todd Smith good to hear that my friend glad we could help :)
How is it holding up? Thanks.
You.... sir.... are a GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank u for this vid I just may be able to pull this off!!
landapanda1 you can do it for sure and thanks for the great comments :)
Where can I get one of those attachment that he use for the spray
The first 2 minutes of the video shows exactly how to make the attachment, not sure what video you are watching? Have a good day Pogeru. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What happens if you order the spray can and it doesn't have that particular nozzle? I'm searching amazon and looking at customer photos , it looks like people order it but it has a basic nozzle , not extended like the one you have.
You are going to have to get creative my friend, might have to make your own. Thank you for the view and comment, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike
Hi great video what size was the needle? Was 16G or 19g.?
We use these amzn.to/2V5N5xQ and choose whatever size you are comfortable with. Thanks for watching and asking. Sorry for the delayed response. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Your competition who is mad at you for divulging trade secrets must be the few that give your videos a thumbs down. Thats the only thing I can think of!
holidayrap you are exactly correct my friend :)
This is how I imagined fixing mine so I'm glad to see it does work. There's no way I'm removing all the headlining to replace it as I know its a horrible job!
Glad we could help! There's no need to remove the whole liner for just a sag, follow our instruction, you will love the results my friend. Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great week. mad Mike & team
What type of Syringe is that called? I have Insulin Syringes, but the needles are way small & don't disconnect. ❤
We use these amzn.to/3b3ETYv they are the best for this process. Thank you for watching and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, see here 3c5.com/4u6dj if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Thank you! I've watched about 20 videos before this. I was looking for a way to fix a small "bubble" in the middle of my headliner, nowhere close to any edges. I really didn't want to pull the whole thing down for a 9 inch circle in the middle. This is the video I was looking for! Thanks again 👍
Michael Gasperik good deal glad we could help you my friend :)
Great job explaining and showing how to get this done properly and the pitfalls that so many omit telling...
Guy Mooglie thank you very much for your great comment we truly appreciate that :)
You are a wise Guy and not selfish. Is always sharing knowledge, I wish you ALL the best and god bless you man. Greetings from Brazil!
ALEXANDRE welcome from brazil !! and thank you very much, my friend, we truly appreciate your comment! :) Please share our channel that would really help us out !!
..in your examples, the foam is new. ..usually when a headliner is sagging, it's because the foam backing is old and degrading. ..and if you stick your hand up in there behind the fabric and run your hand up along that foam on the roof pannel, it will come off in a fine dust. You can actually very easily scrape it off with your finger nails and roll it up into a tacky rubbery little ball. Your foam is new, but will glue adhere to degraded foam? Let me know, thanks.
Sorry my friend, that mess you have has put you in between a rock and a hard place, you are going to need this amzn.to/3UcuUUR to cure your problems. Thank you for watching and sharing your issue, hope this helps Ben, have a great day and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I think your videos are all fantastic, and I enjoy watching them. I especially liked the
ones on how to refurbish old dirty cracked leather car seats. I must say, truly amazing,
and I'll have to try that. Kind of looks to good, and easy to be true, but it looks authentic.
I would say though on this "headliner" video, you should explain to viewers what causes
these headliners to sag. If you don't, your repairing it for nothing as it will soon sag again. You firstly have to get to the "root" of the problem that's causing the headliner to sag, and that's usually caused by a small water leak, that over time, breaks down the adhesive holding the liner up. I'll post an "example" of what happened to me, regarding this problem
What caused my sagging headliner was this - on the "outside" of the car, right
at the top of the front windshield, is a long chrome banding piece that hold
a rubber seal in place. It had come loose, causing "water" to slowly leak in over
time. The headliner "inside" started to droop from the very top front, up by the
windshield, and spread to the middle, then the back. It was an 86 Buick Park
Avenue, and this happened in the year 2000. I took it to an upholstery place, and they told me to get the "cause" of the problem fixed (water leak) before they would
replace it, with a new headliner, as it would be a waste of money and happen
again. Makes sense right !!!
I took it to an auto body shop, and they had some special strong adhesive, and
I believe it was poly eurathane. They put some of this eurathane on the rubber,
and put the long chrome holder back over the rubber, and put a weight on it for
4-5 hours to let the eurathane adhesive set up. This fixed the problem.
I then took it back to the upholstery place, and they put in a new headliner. There was no more problems, and no leaking of water anymore. If your problem
is caused by water--which I would estimate 95 % are then get the water leak
fixed. You will also see very light water stains on your old liner, when you look
up at it, when it's sagging--then you know it's a "water leak."
Note-there is always anti-smoking fanatics, that blame smoking for a lot of different things that are just not true. So good new smokers--keep puffing away, and do so in peace, as it will not affect your car's interior headliner. The only thing you have to worry about is lung cancer, and yellow stained fingers :) Now these are "real" effects of smoking. I say this, as there was some guy that thought that cigarette smoke caused this- "no chance." His comment is below in the comment section, and also refuted by 3-4 other smokers, including myself.
Grant P thank you for sharing my friend :)
I thought it was from having the window down and smoking and air blowing in
Dude I thought I was pretty good at coming up with great ways to repair things but sir you have me beat by a mile. Very good video thank you
Glad to help! Thank you for watching and commenting, we truly appreciate it. Have a great weekend my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Genius idea and well explained
Vinfish F thank you very much we do appreciate that great comment :)
Sweet Project Cars until now I had no idea how to get the glue on the inside without taking off the trim Thx again for sharing
The is one of those, "I should have thought of that", moments. Nifty little trick there. Thanks much for sharing. If one wanted their needle to stay unclogged, could they spray some Goof-Off through it to remove the adhesive in it? Thanks, Tom
Tom thank you very much...and the problem with taking the nozzle off with these 3M adjustable level cans is you cant get it back on, so we advise not to remove it, we found out the hard way lol, so capping it with the airtight syringe cap will work great for days even weeks:)
Last post is 5 yrs ago. Please update for 2023. Many links do not work and spray nozzle on 3m headliner adhesive no longer has the tip to glue syringe needle to.
We just checked the tool links, fixed a couple that were discontinued, thanks for the heads up. As far as the 3M you are going to have to get creative on attaching the needle to the nozzle, we've had the same issue. Hope this helps gary, thank you for the view, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Am confused... at the very end, you say you can see where you sprayed if it is light material... yet you are working on light material throughout the early part of the video and I do not see anything..
That's because i've done this process many, many times but I guarantee if a novice does this they will think they have to put a ton of glue on and that's where the problem begins, seeing the glue through the light material J. Hope this helps, thanks for the view, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great video. The amazon links don't work from Canada no matter what I try. What is the gauge or update the link? Pelase.
This is what we use amzn.to/3eLP1e2 Thanks for watching and asking stacey, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Great video! Just one question, can I use superglue to attach the needle to the nozzle instead of hot glue? Or what is the reason to use hot glue specifically?
We use the hot glue to seal the needle to the nozzle, because the hot glue comes out with high pressure, it's our choice as it works best my friend. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day. mad Mike
Where do you get the Needle point? Thats all i need. Diabetic syringes are to fine to siphon the glue. Please help.
We use these amzn.to/3b3ETYv Thanks for watching, have a great weekend, Angelina. mad Mike the hammer SPC
where do they sell those "dobbers"? I've only seen them when they come in the rubber cement bottles or can you just use the rubber cement for the headliner separating at the windshield?
or would a cheap paint brush work?
We use these amzn.to/2GAwj3b Thanks for watching and asking Encino, hope you have a great day my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
The link to the syringes on Amazon says the are unavailable. Any recommendations on a different syringe?
Use these Terry amzn.to/3eLP1e2 We updated the link, thanks for the view and heads up my friend, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Where can I buy this adhesive and what the name of it? And where can I buy the syringes??
We use these amzn.to/3b3ETYv with this amzn.to/3476btv and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the SHOW MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching Nick. mad Mike the hammer SPC
7:51 are you using the spray contact cement on the wool dauber? Or something different?
It's this amzn.to/3476btv on the dauber Emma. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great week. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Useless video without telling the individual name of the products you use in the repair. Waste of time
Hello Franco, we don't waste a lot of time in our videos explaining every single product/tool we use because as all of our great subscribers already know, Hoolio tells them where they can find all of them and that is in the SHOW MORE of the videos description, you probably heard him if you actually watched the video in it's entirety. If you can't find it, let us know and we would be more than happy to help you since you asked so nicely. Thanks for watching and for your kind comment. We hope you receive everything in life that you truly deserve. mad Mike the hammer SPC
too bad my ex-girlfriend ripped the fucking thing right off my roof!
Yeah, you have a lot more work involved with the fact that it's completely removed, but it can be done. Sorry man, that sucks. Thank you for watching, hope you have a great rest of your week. mad Mike
the commentary is totally off on the video instructions.
Yeah, that would be a youtube issue my friend :( Thanks for the view, hope you have a great week. mad Mike & team
mine just started doing it, probably all the water that got in from my ex cop cars antennae holes that got opened up allowing water in.. fixed the holes just need to get glue, it is really minor at the moment
Now's the time to get in there and hit it with this amzn.to/3476btv before it gets really bad my friend. Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week. mad Mike & team
@SweetProjectCars thanks! will get it now so no problems down the road, my brother said it will hold up for awhile! have a good week!
Great vid brotha, thanks for the tip....u saved tha day my man!!
Can you use different adhesives ? and just put it in the syringe and apply it up like that .....
You can use whatever you want to use, we are just sharing what we know works and is safe for both you and your vehicle. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike
Never seen anything like this before, great job really great usually when a headliner sag like that you would replace the whole thing , but this is great and works really good .
Eyad Jam thank you very much and it does work great :)
Hi, Unfortunately, 3M seem to have changed the packaging. The New can has a different nozzle and syringe needle can not be glued to it. Any suggestions pls?
Hello Farooq, you can still glue the syringe on just make sure you get it centered well over the spray opening, use this amzn.to/3iYHiYK Thanks for watching, and asking, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars Thank you very much. You have been great help.
The link you provided for the sharpened needles isn't working for me. I'm in Canada. I can order from US easily but I can't see what size needles. I don't want to have to sharpen them. Can you please send link again. Thank you. I'm excited to try your method.
Try this one amzn.to/48ZLiRw Hope this helps Cindy, thanks for the view, have a fantastic day my friend and all the best on your project. mad Mike
Thank you but the link still not working for me. Are you able to provide details of the sharp needle syringe (ex: 3ml syringe with 23G, 1" needle)? Thanks so much.@@SweetProjectCars
Awesome somebody wanted to charge me 700 for my Honda is that normal kinda seemed like a lot considering it’s just a basic headliner nothing crazy to it.
That is quite a lot there’s someone out there that will do it for you for 250 to 350 hope this helps thanks for sharing
@@SweetProjectCarsyeah searched up average cost for headliner repair and I was like yeah there’s no way. I found a smaller business that seems more caring to every customer that gave me a quote for 390 including tax for a basic repair, Thanks for the help.
What gauge is the needle that you use tried to match the color in the video to the amazon link I'm thinking 22 gauge
These are what use amzn.to/2V5N5xQ the reason we share this kit is because you will find that you will use 2 or 3 different sizes to fit your particular project. Thanks. mad Mike the hammer SPC
How long should this "temporary" fix hold up the headliner? Also, I don't need more than one needle syringe. I cant find anything less than a box of 20. Any help with that would be appreciated too.
We have done this repair and still have headliners staying up after many years as far as syringes You can go to your local pharmacy and they will usually sell you one
I'd prolly spray the spray on some form of soft plastic then rub that around and do the same process...
You can do it however you want to, we are just showing you what 40 years experience and hundreds of happy customers has given proven results. Thanks. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Luxury cars always develop sagging headliners; cheap cars tend to have them perfect for ever.
edit Nice video, *lots* of good ideas there, thanks.
Thanks! 👍 Glad you liked it my friend. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Awesome , my headliner is just starting to sag in 2 spots , small sags . It’s an older truck and not worth replacing the whole thing . This is exactly what I was looking for . $40 in materials and a good demonstration. Thank you .
This is exactly the video for you! Thank you very much for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars son of a gun … I just did this and it worked. The hardest part was getting the dang needle to stay on the nozzle , maybe I didn’t wait long enough to let it dry ….. anyways it worked , it is a tan interior so there was some bleed , like you said , but overall a success . My headliner is no longer sagging . Thanks again !!!
3M Super 77 cans I bought on Amazon this week no longer have the little white tube on the nozzle. Any substitutes available that would work?
My headliner (light grey thin cloth) on my Chevy Express van started peeling away at the windshield last year while on the road towing my travel trailer. I stopped at a hardware store and bought some spray contact glue and applied it. It held up until this month and started peeling away again. My GF suggested contact glue used for sewing materials. I tried that a few days ago and although messy, it did a nice job of holding the edge of the headliner up. Only time will tell if it lasts.
Good job way to be creative glad to hear you’re conquering the headliner issues they can be real troublesome sometimes
This works great! But if you live in a colder climate use a hair dryer on high heat then warm air!😁😁😁
Ginger Ale thanks for sharing my friend :)
What gauge syringe do you use and where do you buy them please?
It's these amzn.to/3b3ETYv and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
How would you repair a headliner where just the material is sagging and the foam is still stuck as it should? Most of my material is sagging but not the foam. It's a BMW hardtop and dark material.
This is the process we use whether the foam is sagging or not. Thanks for watching and asking, have a fantastic day my friend. mad Mike
@SweetProjectCars ok thanks. So you would just push the needle through the material and not the foam, squirt it a tad, and after a minute press the material against the foam when it is tacky.
You got it! Thanks again for watching, have a great day and all the best on your project my friend. mad Mike
you saved me 1K thank you!
Awesome!! Glad we could help Todd! Thank you for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike & team
Please remake sound and vidio is way off
That's on TH-cam's end my friend, sorry, they usually work themselves out eventually. Thank you for the view, hope you have a great week. mad Mike & team
Where did you get the syringes and what are the specs?
We use these amzn.to/3eLP1e2 and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can be found in the .....More of the video description. Thanks for watching, have a great day. mad Mike & team
where do you get or buy the needles and the 3m spray adhesive?
Here they are Tom amzn.to/3b3ETYv & amzn.to/3476btv and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, see here 3c5.com/4u6dj if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
I hate to buy a glue gun for a one time fix. Can I use superglue to attach the needle to the can of adhesive? Any alternative? Great fix help.
You can use whatever you want to use, but a glue gun is only 5 bucks amzn.to/397FhVL Thanks for watching and asking. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
@@SweetProjectCars got my glue gun, and the same adhesive in your video, but the nozzle on my spray can is nothing like yours! It's black and rectangle. I can't attach a photo here... any suggestions? I have my 18 gage needles was all ready...
What about adhesive cans that don’t have that tip that can be cut
You can still glue the syringe over it, you just have to use more glue. Thanks for watching and asking Thomas. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Too bad I came too late :(... I guess they changed the freakin nozzle design... i have looked at all of the different brands too
we will be doing a quick video on that new nozzle retrofit thanks mike
@@SweetProjectCars any update on this?
To complicated... I’m just driving a Topaz. Just got some thumb nails and it’s holding just fine:)
Hilarious Clinton some people don't care how it looks so thumb tacks work fine.
My wife's car has a tan headliner and no foam on the back and I don't see any problem with doing what you've suggested for the front of the headliner where it is falling away from the windshield. I'm fairly certain that she'd be happy to have me do this for her. Thanks for the instructions, Mike. Cheers from Indy ;)
Ray Jones us this amzn.to/2YmseIM on a few Q-tips and you are done, my friend
Thanks for sharing..... Time to get busy.
I've been staring at a full can of adhesive and the sagging leading edge of my headliner for about a year.
Jerry.Rigged thank you very much for your great comment :)
what type of cologne are you using there?
It's this amzn.to/3yRK3mE and it's spectacular :) Thanks for watching Steve, have a great week. mad Mike
Where can you buy Syringes in the video?
Hello Aaron you need these amzn.to/2V5N5xQ also remember all the tools are in the SHOW MORE area of the video. Thanks Mike SPC
what if you stick a needle up there and do a circular motion to get all around it. also how about pinching the needle to spreadout the spray?
blacksabbath12 we found that any more applied than just a quick shot will soak the very thing material down to much thank you very much for your great comment :)
The only thing I would have recommended with this video was an after shot of how a light colored headlinder looks after your clever technique is used. I am going to use this in my 2007 Camry, where the back seat, driver side is hanging. Hopefully the spots that your saying that shows where this repair is done is not too glaring. Anyway, its better than leaving it the way it is. Thanks so much for this tip!
Earl, you will definitely see where you glue it, but you have no choice other than replacing the headliner. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
My 3m headliner adhesive can has a much bigger and different nozzle that does not have the little plastic tube, is there a fix for this type of nozzle to adapt the syringe?
If your nozzle has the squarehead on it all you do is take a very sharp razor and cut that off and make sure when you do it at the hole to the nozzle is not collapsed if it is open it up a little bit of this help you my friend have a great day
What's the Guage of the needle sir?
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That was awesome! Very helpful and detailed. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful Dave! Thank you for watching and for the comment, we really appreciate it, hope you have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Looks good for a quick fix. All for that. However, taking out the lining, which can take time, is worth while to distribute the fabric evenly. (Learning the hard way about that one).
Mich Arquette you are correct the only right way is to replace it but then you gotta know what you are doing there as well :)
Where do you get a needle that will work?
We use these amzn.to/3b3ETYv and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the SHOW MORE of the videos description, if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. mad Mike the hammer SPC
What is wrong with this video. Nothing is in sync.
That's on TH-cam's end my friend, sorry, they usually work themselves out eventually. Thank you for the view, hope you have a great week. mad Mike & team
@@SweetProjectCars Thanks for update. Sorry they are so lame.
A very good explanation and detailed so there are no reasons for a mistake. Thank you!
Foxie Doggy thank you very much, my friend, we truly appreciate your comment! :) Please share our channel that would really help us out !!
AWESOME. My friends car needs the headliner fixing. She was going to have it replaced. I’ll do this for her. Thank you.
achillies40 she will love you for doing it my friend and thank you :)
Great tips. I replaced my headliner in my truck with stretch denim once and it was fairly easy so don't be affraid to try replacing it completely if it's totatally shot. Love these videos!
Andy Long thank you very much for your great comments :)
Thanks so much..worked on 2006 Mazda6
Good deal we are very glad to hear that thank you for sharing have an awesome night
😳🤷🏼♀️spray nozzle DOES NOT come with tip any longer. Bought 77 & 90 & all supplies as directed FROM LINKS. Any suggestions ?!?!? Should I still glue needle tip to spray nozzle w/o tip 🤷🏼♀️ Is there a way to contact you to get advice? Other platforms? Email? PLEASE HELP (girl in need of direction) I lost my husband in November & you're my only guidance 😩🙏🏻
Using this amzn.to/3iYHiYK take your time and glue the needle to the nozzle being very careful not to plug the nozzle or the hole going into the needle. Don't be afraid to glue it heavily to make sure that it does not leak. Hope this helps, thank you so much for the donation, it's truly appreciated my friend. Hope you have a fantastic day and all the best on your project. mad Mike the hammer SPC & team
Sweeeeeeeeeeeet!!!! 👍 Brother, I knew u would get around to my problem, (sagging cloth @ windshield). 😁LOL! THANKS FOR THE TIP MY FRIEND!!! 👍👍👍 And as always Great video and GOD BLESS!!!
Hog Man thank you very much for your great comment we truly appreciate that and have an awesomely blessed day :)
This is wow! My daughter used her fingers to kinda remove my headliner. I had to come to your page to look for the best and right solution and boom!, you got it right here!
Thanks man!
My concern: will the glue hold for long enough in my country cos of very hot weather?
Good deal glad we could help you my friend that’s why we are here have an awesome weekend
Any idea when the nozzle retrofit update will come out. I have a headliner that is sagging and all the supplies here - including the new 3M nozzle...
I love that you say, the glue is going to "set up"... I drives me batty when people say epoxy and hot glue are going to "dry".... Keep up the good work!!!!
Thank you Chris we try to do the best we can I’m sure there’s a few things we done our videos that have irritated a few people out there but at least here we nailed it have a great day my friend
Chris Padilla May I ask the name of the spray?
Kudos to you all you from a craftsman with decades of experience. Very, very good, common sense advice and instruction. Well Done!!
Thank you very much! We appreciate your comment. Have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC
Man this is amazing idea thanks
Glad you like it Dylan! Thank you so much for watching and commenting, hope you have a fantastic week my friend. mad Mike
good man.thankyou sir
Most welcome Paul! Thank you for watching, we really appreciate it, have a great day. mad Mike the hammer SPC