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Recently suede lined my headlining for the estate and its started to sag, was just wondering what glue people have used. I used 3m carpet glue and has proven not to be man enough.
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Trimfix heat resistant adhesive, spray the back of the material and the headlining.
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Yea that stuff is great I have done 3 or 4 headliners with this.
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Cheers guys, hoping i can save my fabric as its cut to shape :/
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Peel the front 12" up first, stick that back down in place. Thats got the most bits that need lining back up, then peel the rest up and work your way back down in sections, keeping it square.
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19-11-2014, 10:50 PM
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Everbuild contact adhesive, so far lasted 3 years on mine
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Exactly how i was gonna do it ian