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The roof lining is falling down 850 1996

posted by  KlausC on  Sat Apr 30 20:57 CST 2011
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Removal is a pain, but the best method.

Depending on where it is sagging, you have an option. Get a spray can of glue specifically designed for headliners. I have a can I picked up at a fabric store. Really sticky and designed to withstand high temps. With a razor, make a 1 inch cut at a support bar, stick the nozzle through the cut and spray the crossbar. Then simply press the liner back in place, pushing the cut part back together. Once glued, the liner will not move again. You will need to make several cuts and be careful that there are no stretch areas or gathers.

Klaus
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