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What is good glue to use for headliner? 3M have good glue?

 

 

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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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3m spray adhesive is good have done a few headliners with it

 

 

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I have used 3m super77 to tack stuff back together.

 

Most of the time it is the foam backing deteriorating that is the problem tho.

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How many cans to do whole thing? Have sagging in spots in front. Going pull headliner out. remove old glue and put new glue on it. Then put it back up.

 

 

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SpartanAutoworx Enthusiast

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How to remove headliner..Can you do it with windows in on crew cab??

 

 

Crew cabs suck the easy way is to cut out the back window.

 

Best way to do it in the truck Remove the pass front seat.

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I do a lot of gm truck headliners and the best thing I have used is this top and trim.

 

Spray it from a cheap gun from harbor freight.

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DareDog Enthusiast

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Don't really want to take back window out. It's only front 1/2 that is falling down. Going to pull that part down and clean old glue off and re glue it.

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DareDog Enthusiast

DareDog

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How do do it with out making a mess inside the truck? Would vacuuming with scraping work?

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It'sTheTed New Member

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I tried a spray adhesive and it all went back into place and looked good....until two days later when it all drooped off again.  I think the foam backing is brittle and dried out.  Guess I should try scraping that off and adhering straight to the hard backing.

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