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headliner 444-544 1963

posted by  votx on  Fri Apr 28 21:59 CST 2017
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The installation of the headliner & windlace will be easier if you make a tool to tuck the edges under the metal strips. I used a stiff putty-knife with the corners rounded off & sanded smooth to reduce the chance of doing any damage to the vinyl headliner. Something like a credit card will work too, but the putty-knife is easier to hold & manipulate. Above all, be patient, & work slowly. This is NOT a 15 minute job. Also, don't attempt to do it while the car is parked outside in the hot sun. Good luck






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