very nice. I have the same exact problem in my 01' Marquis, the entire headliner is intact, except for the very back 3 inches or so. I'll be doing the repair, as you've shown, tomorrow. Thanks. Most helpful, indeed.
I believe you need to put adhesive to both headliner And roof...wait awhile till tacky..then put together and tuck with putty knife. Permatex. No stain.
I have a tan colored headliner also and some 3M headliner glue, do you think that glue will that show through? Or should I just get the kind you are using? Thanks so much! Great vid!
Jennifer Cullen thanks for the comment! 3M makes a great product and you should be just fine with that glue. If you want to test the color just spray a little of the glue on a scrap piece of cardboard. As long as it’s a lighter color of glue it shouldn’t show through. I hope that helped. Have a great day and good luck!
bad idea. the glue is fine. it is the polyurethane foam degrading, that fails. puting glue on the old polyurethane may work for a few days, and then the poyurethane will fail again, because it turns into crumbles of sticky yukky goo.
Thanks for your input and I am sure this is the case in some instances, but this is a good fix for most. In fact this car’s headliner is still holding up great with this repair and it’s been a few years.
It doesn’t work for every scenario but fixes most that are just starting to sag. If it’s to far gone I completely agree. Try using a different type of adhesive and make sure it’s applied per the manufacturer’s instructions.
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Thank you for the excellent demonstration. My headliner is in perfect condition it's just sagging by the windshield. I can do this! 💪🏻
Thank you, directly to the repair and not a bunch of Fluff - Love it! Great Job
very nice. I have the same exact problem in my 01' Marquis, the entire headliner is intact, except for the very back 3 inches or so. I'll be doing the repair, as you've shown, tomorrow. Thanks. Most helpful, indeed.
How did it work for you and is it holding up well ? I have an 01 Grand Marquis Ls and it beginning to sag.
Excellent job with the quick fix. Final result looked pretty good 👍 well done
Reece's Auto Headlining Repairs thank you! I really appreciate it.
Salve ho il cielo un po’ staccato se uso lo spray a colla dopo nn rimane nessuna macchia? Grazie
Simple and right to the point, awesome video 👍🏼
I'm so glad I watched this....thank you . Now I can fix my headliner ....
This was very satisfying to watch
Very good video and good job.
Thank you very much!
Bruh....that was cool as hell...I can't wait to do mine exactly like you did your's
Wow i like this now i can do mines excellent
Thanks for nice Joby and passion To record.
Thank you for sharing. I’m going to be doing this soon.
Good job! Even it is not that super difficult but the work done looks pretty decent.
Thank you! Awesome video! Feel better about doing mine now
The headliner whisperer.
What material do you use: backed with polyethylene or with polyuretane? Where do you buy material? How much per linear foot (5 ft width)
Nice job!!
How the tool he is using is called a scrapper
I believe you need to put adhesive to both headliner And roof...wait awhile till tacky..then put together and tuck with putty knife. Permatex. No stain.
I have a tan colored headliner also and some 3M headliner glue, do you think that glue will that show through? Or should I just get the kind you are using? Thanks so much! Great vid!
Jennifer Cullen thanks for the comment! 3M makes a great product and you should be just fine with that glue. If you want to test the color just spray a little of the glue on a scrap piece of cardboard. As long as it’s a lighter color of glue it shouldn’t show through. I hope that helped. Have a great day and good luck!
@@vetmech4554 I didn't mean the color of the glue, but bleed through of the glue.
Great video
Since it's been a couple years I'm curious how well the loctite adhesive held up....any updates on it?
I have since sold the car but it looked the same as that day when I sold it. It seem to hold up well.
Tome mi like buen hombre!
Right to the point.
Awesome video thanks
Nice!
You can also spray the adhesive under the gas pedal!!!
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Don't you have to remove the foam material first?
Not necessary for this type of quick fix. If you’re going to remove the foam because of rotting then I would just replace the entire headliner.
Thanks!
Neal Blangiardo glad I could help!
bad idea. the glue is fine. it is the polyurethane foam degrading, that fails. puting glue on the old polyurethane may work for a few days, and then the poyurethane will fail again, because it turns into crumbles of sticky yukky goo.
Thanks for your input and I am sure this is the case in some instances, but this is a good fix for most. In fact this car’s headliner is still holding up great with this repair and it’s been a few years.
Excellent.number for loctite please
Thank you sir
Tu Sancho your very welcome. Glad I could help.
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Do this and see what for mess you end up with. Just replace it.
Don't do this. I have tried it. It will fail within two days.
It doesn’t work for every scenario but fixes most that are just starting to sag. If it’s to far gone I completely agree. Try using a different type of adhesive and make sure it’s applied per the manufacturer’s instructions.