How Many Cans You'll Need AND How To Apply Headliner Adhesive !!
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2021
- How many cans of glue do i need for a headliner? In this video we show you roughly how much headliner adhesive you'll need to complete the job #rooflining #Headliner #Adhesive
Ute: 1x Can of Headliner Adhesive
Sedans: We suggest sometimes its best to overbuy here, as you wouldn't want to run out half way though. So You may need 2 Cans depending on the size, however In this video we managed to only use 1 can for the sedan and felt like we had a quarter remaining in the Can.
Wagons: x2 Cans Car Headliner Adhesive
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What to do when you have some residue which doesn't want to come of with the brush?
THANK you for making the spray pattern so important and well illustrated.
I'm about to give the headliner and pillar trims in my E46 a go. Eases my mind a bit to see a professional using the Permatex canned glue with good results. Thanks for the video.
Awesome video this really gave me more confidence in doing this job.
nice , easy and calm, great vedio thanks
Thanks for answering in the beginning of video
Great video! Thank you 👍 off to tackle mine now
Very helpful
great video very helpful, gave me the confidence to give it a try.... did not do a perfect job but your tips and video helped a get a much better result. Many thanks.
Thanks for sharing, glad you got a good outcome, and always happy to help out 👍👍😁
Perfect timing heading to Auto Zone right now to buy the Permatex. Thanx Mate!
Nice 👌
I've used this befor and it's a no go... will come off within a year. This is with proper preping and using alot...
@@yung.holdin9493so just use alot?
good vid
thx
Hey im looking to replace the headliner on my 1986 ford tempo and it has rather thick foam im curious if i would need a piece of fabric with a foam backing
A few days ago I went out and bought a cheap spray gun so I could buy a quart of professional glue and spray it on like you normally do. But then I saw this video with the cans. Do you recon the cans will hold up just as long as the Landau or other pro product? I don’t want to do this job and have it fail. I’m using hard to find foam-backed Alcantara to redo the headliner of my Audi.
Vz wagon took 3 cans of spray glue,see how it goes.after a week or so you need 4 cans.
Does the 3M 76 adhesive handle the heat enough? Im reading that it takes up to 71°c but since the headliners are against the roof i get kinda skeptic haha.
Here in Sweden the T65 is not available.
Considering 3M 80 or 90, also need to glue vinyl on the B pillars of my old mercedes.
I used denim fabric with 3M 90
Is there a backing material I could use on my headliner before installing my fabric...The headliner is separating a little.
Thanks for the great videos. I took the plunge and replaced the headliner on my 2007 Accord. At first I was going to spray patch it but when I saw your video I got inspired to pull the whole thing down and start from scratch. I found the perfect match fabric here in Los Angeles and all went well. I did have a few indentations from pressure marks that haven't gone away. Will these flatten out over time with heat when outdoors?
Depending on exactly what the pressure marks are from, say if it was caused from a puddle of glue build up which then made the foam backing in that one spot go all tight then not much can be done. But if it's just from pressure or object denting it, then an upholstery skewer could help pull out the imperfection or a steamer. Otherwise just leave it to come out over time when car warms up usually 👍
Hi I'll re-lining the back of a van so will need a fair bit of glue .. In the vid you mention you thin adhesive for use in a spray gun.
What adhesive do you use and what do you thin it with??
Thanks Stuart
The glue product we use every day is TensorGrip T65,
We sell T65 brand glue that we use daily, however we don't sell the below two glues yet, but we suggest to use one of these glues, which are just our affiliate links to other online sellers
Permatex Headliner Adhesive
- ebay.us/apC9ZH
3M high tac 76 Headliner Glue
- ebay.us/eAGTji
TensorGrip T65 500ml Can - ebay.us/rysIGV
I wonder how they last the orange one?
sorry for this late question. i hope you will have time to reply..i bought some heavy microfiber cloth, to reline the headliner on my 2014 ford fusion ( Mondeo in the civilized world ) and like to use it. as it cleans easier... and softer feel... more of a suede look and feel to it.. as it has no foam backing to the cloth.. i am wondering about the glue seeping thru the micro fiber... do you have any thoughts on this. thank you
Spraying a very thin layer of glue, with light coats should get you by. Just test on a small section first. And always keep the motion moving when spraying glue, and stop and start the sprays off fabric then move towards it to reduce glue residue build up accidentally on back of the fabric.
Excellent video guys. I'm in Victoria so can't do a comparison of colours that I am trying to match. Have you ever done a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee WH Limited or can sell small offcuts in the flat knit range?
Thanks for the feedback,
We haven't done too much work on Jeeps, so gets hard to suggest a fabric selection.
However usually the #7 cappuccino flat knit fabric I believe is the closest match to these. Email us with your address and we can send you through some samples if you like.
Hi do you video on how you wrap headliner material around sunroof opening and if I got some glue on headliner material can that be cleaned up?
I personally find that diluting thinners or Citrus cleaner with SCA foaming carpet upholstery cleaner works well to remove glue stains.
Cab you spray over the old foam its brown but not coming off the backboard?
So we have done this before, sometimes the foam is so new still it won't budge, or depending on the type of job, Like felt headliners they don't unstick easily, in this scenario we may spray glue onto the old fabric or old foam and let it soak in, then do another layer, so twice the amount of glue sometimes.
It's not recommended to spray onto old products, but some rare jobs do require it.
A good tool to remove old stubborn foam is wire brush, sander, or nylon brush on the end of drills. But be careful not to eat into the board
I used much less glue than you but I have some spots where the glue came trough the material. It looks terrible.Is there anyway to fix it or I need a new material ?
If it came through the material it would mean that the glue was puddled on at some stage, so too much in one area, or incorrect fabric used. Roof lining material is Foam backed, so that prevents glue staining through.
Options to clean off glue from the visable side could be using Citrus cleaner and/or thinners, but I usually dilute both these products with Super Cheap Autos Foaming Xarpet Upholstery cleaner.
Hope this helps 👍
Whats the name of the Material and where can I buy it in the U.S?
What is he using to wipe down the fabric? The noise is annoying as heck. But I assume there is a reason for doing so.
Is this possible to do do while the headliner is still on and just putting another layer over the existing fabric ?
We have recovered over the top of headliners in the past, usually on felt headliners where the old material wont remove easily.
But keep in mind, this process usually requires more glue, as the first layer sinks into existing fabric.
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs I appreciate your time ! It's a headliner in a chevy tahoe it has 8 screw holes in two places from where the cage of a police car was mounted as it used to be one. It never bothered me but now I'm wanting to sell the vehicle and looks weird. I think just replacing it would be the least amount of work depending on how it's fastened
this video is for the birds!! lmao
Do ya gotta have a solid surface when adhering the new liner to the headliner backing? My truck had a fuzzy material that was adhered to like a fiberglass backing. And so I peeled it and took a pair of hair clippers to remove most of the loose fibers. Can I glue to that? Or do the fibers have to be completely removed. As it is, I don’t mean to sound racist but the surface is somewhat like that of an African Americans head with really really short hair, like faded hair length? What a weird way to describe that 😅 but it’s all I could think of
It sounds like you are working on a vehicle we haven't worked on before so can get difficult to suggest the exact method, as some boards can't withstand much rubbing or sanding without damaging the board itself.
But ideally you'd need the board clean (as much as possible) for glue to do its job
I've noticed on some headliner replacement is the amount of small "lumpy" bits in the recessed areas. How does one avoid this because it looks ugly and unlike the factory version. Is it due to the way the glue is put down ?
What are your thoughts on brushing the glue on ?
How does the factory do it ?
Sometimes the board needs a gentle sanding to reduce this appearance.
Also depends on how the glue is applied.
Factory headliners may hide this because of the age of the job itself, eg: fabric is no longer tight against the board.
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs I agree that the surface needs to be as smooth as possible which is why the factory headliners always look mint due to the baseboard being brand new.
I also noticed how nicely the glue lays out of the Permatex brand can compared to some cans that spray the glue out in a more stringy fashion. I'd probably avoid the latter to avoid potential lumpiness.
I plan to do the headliner in my BMW E36 M3 in the future as it's in storage for now until I finish a shed project. Then I'll have the time and space to have a crack at it.
Do you know where I can get something close to the material I have ? It's a black velour (Schwartz as they call it in German).
The factory material measure a total thickness of 1/8" including the foam, so trying to find the exact spec of material if possible.
Hope to match it to the rear and front pillars too and not have to redo those too.
@@tonymontana897 also I forgot to mention is that if you spray glue too far away from the job it catches air and drys to a ball or string which then can make the surface bumpy. Spraying too close causes the glue to puddle. So it's finding what works, and can vary depending on glue used and temperature on the day.
The ebony velour product we sell on our eBay page, comes close to BMW Velour black. Velour products are getting more difficult to source because most suppliers are no longer restocking due to most cars coming out with felts and flat knits now.
Please what is the capacity of those adhesive glue sprays?
1L ,500ml or 300ml
In my city somewhere in South Africa there is only 300ml can on the market.
500ml
@@Reece.wilson thank you
How much would you charge to do my headliner in my golf mk 1.6 car
Hi,
For an accurate quote on this particular job, could you please send us a message on 0421279439, or our Facebook inbox
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As we don't publish prices in comment sections on social platforms.
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Reece
What's the hardest headliner that you have repair ?
To name a few that require more time and focus than the usual Commodores and falcons would be:
VW Jetta / Passat
Land Rover Disco 2
Nissan Pathfinder >05
Bentley
Porsche Cayenne
Volvo xc90
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs I've one Jaguar S-Type phase 3 (2006). It's difficult for me...
@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs I would like to fix my range rover 2008 HSE headliner, do you think cappuccino flat knit fabric will be fine? Which headliner material I could use ? Thanks
Let me know please thanks
Hi,
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As we don't publish prices in comment sections on social platforms.
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Reece
Should have trimmed the excess edge material off before applying adhesive to the backing side, coz now you have glue on scissors.
But then there is glue all over the floor... And this stuff you dont want under your shoes and floor
Zero cans buy two quarts of contact adhesive
Soon as a good summer day come along. All of it gonna fall down. 🤦
Can you re- use those cans???? Let's say you dont use the whole can?????
I believe so, we just put half empty cans back on the shelf and use them from time to time, with no issues.
After use, turn the can upside-down and spray onto some scrap material or into a bin to purge the nozzle of adhesive, as you would do with spray paint.
Make sure you get a quality mask the glue can be harmful to your health.
True 👍 we try to use the products in open spaces with fans on and air purifiers along with chemical gloves, masks etc. Atleast it's a level of protection to some degree
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs 100 percent
Take off your mask. Don't fool yourself.
Because I do this everyday, a mask is a must as like to limited my exposure to chemicals & have ZERO headaches👌😁
U only get one body , need to take care
@@briantruck2284 If you only have a body, your life has no meaning.
@@alchemik2010 So destroying your body gives life meaning?🤦♂️
@@alchemik2010 Only having one body does not negate anything else, including any meaning you place on your life.