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headliner retrim - Ash___ - 13-05-2013 for anyone whos retrimmed their headlining.. what adhesive did you use? ive previously used carpet adhesive but started to sag in the summer due to the heat RE: headliner retrim - declantg - 13-05-2013 You want some high temperate fabric glue, think I used something like that on my one RE: headliner retrim - Ash___ - 13-05-2013 cheers, &you haven't had any sagging problems with that I take it? RE: headliner retrim - declantg - 13-05-2013 The first attempt I had problems but I used shitty glue that wasn't high tempt, Second attempt with the right glue was fine RE: headliner retrim - Ash___ - 13-05-2013 cheers mate! i'll have a look for the high temp stuff RE: headliner retrim - Pompey306mark - 13-05-2013 Get good high temp stuff though. It's not all the same. RE: headliner retrim - Ash___ - 13-05-2013 ahh right okay.. you wouldn't happen to know a name of some of the good stuff? RE: headliner retrim - Pompey306mark - 13-05-2013 Maritrim I think there is a pic in my project thread. RE: headliner retrim - Ash___ - 13-05-2013 cheers! i'll have a look through there now RE: headliner retrim - Slam Wagon - 13-05-2013 Ebay seems to be the best place, about £5 a can. Just search high temperature adhesive and go for a spray can, should only need one, maybe two just to be sure. RE: headliner retrim - Pompey306mark - 13-05-2013 Two to be safe. You need to do the headliner in one direction and the material in another. Let it dry for around 20-30secs then stick. Easier with a mate I have done three so far, but on each one I did it myself and in spots the glue has come through the material. Still got a five door one in brown in my garage going spare. This stuff is what I have used. Martrim high performance contact adhesive |