It was a last minute.com for me tbh, the foam had disintegrated, and the glue was difficult to stick the fabric too. Douglas thanks for your sub and watching my video. Good luck with yours
Hi James yes but was strapped for tone as it was a last minute thing as car was being traded in for a Mazza. If I had the time then yes I defo woukd have thanks.
@@gusf8451 Gus yep I would have if I had the time the customer called me the same day and told me the car is being Part x next day so I had to get it sorted with limited time. He traded it in for a Maserati Granturismo. It was a nightmare to glue the headlining as all the sponge inside had crumbled away as it was so old. Thanks again.
@@lianchavda2887 Hey no tale your time rubber seals on doors etc loosen them then as far as I can remember interior light and rear pillars . Then it will come away the one I did was not stuck to anything as I think the seals hold it in place
@@JorgeRodriguez-ve6nx yes it seems to common issue? That 300 was a customers he now traded it in for a Maserati Granturismo which I will be detailing soon. Video on that should be good 👍
I used a normal fabric spray adheisive but if you have done it hopefully you used a strong spray on glue as this was not going to last long! but car was going in trade! how did you get on?
Good job....I am replacing the liner though.
It was a last minute.com for me tbh, the foam had disintegrated, and the glue was difficult to stick the fabric too. Douglas thanks for your sub and watching my video. Good luck with yours
Great job!!
Hello Kiki, you being his inspector today mate.😂
You should really show taking the liner out.
Hi James yes but was strapped for tone as it was a last minute thing as car was being traded in for a Mazza. If I had the time then yes I defo woukd have thanks.
Not something I normally do as its more interior upholstery but did it as a favour. First and last attempt I think lol was a headache
thank you james , that the reason I watched the video, I wanna know how to take it out without breaking any plastic clips by prying shit around
@@gusf8451 Gus yep I would have if I had the time the customer called me the same day and told me the car is being Part x next day so I had to get it sorted with limited time. He traded it in for a Maserati Granturismo. It was a nightmare to glue the headlining as all the sponge inside had crumbled away as it was so old. Thanks again.
Is yours a hard top like the one I did?
How did you remove the foam
It was that decayed it scrapped off with a scraper. Very messy original foam turned to powder.
Thanks for the quick reply. I’m about to remove mine. How did you remove the entire headliner? Did you pull the panels off
@@lianchavda2887 Hey no tale your time rubber seals on doors etc loosen them then as far as I can remember interior light and rear pillars . Then it will come away the one I did was not stuck to anything as I think the seals hold it in place
trim remover and patience needed defo! but it really too ten minutes if that to take out.
That looks great! Did you use spray glue?
Hi Jorge yes used spray adhesive best option but the material was worn best o could do it as car was being sold quick.
Thank you for the quick reply. I have a 1999 SL 500 with the same issue however I plan to keep the vehicle for a couple of years
@@JorgeRodriguez-ve6nx yes it seems to common issue? That 300 was a customers he now traded it in for a Maserati Granturismo which I will be detailing soon. Video on that should be good 👍
I used a normal fabric spray adheisive but if you have done it hopefully you used a strong spray on glue as this was not going to last long! but car was going in trade! how did you get on?