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Headliner install.


Anyone have any tips on installing a headliner in 64-67 Chev/Beaumont. I know not to mix up the bars and use a heat gun. Anything else?

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i would put the heat gun away and use a blow dryer for your first attempt



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take it to a auto interior shop   biggrinbiggrinbiggrin



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Neighbour did one in 60 T-Bird, need 2 people for sure, he said to start in the middle & work your way forward & to the back, OH & have "LOTS of BEER" on hand!!!!!!

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(where required) Good spray adhesive 3M spray 77 or spray 80 NO EXCEPTIONS. Follow directions EXACTLY !!

spray light coat to both mating parts... allow to dry. When ready to assemble spray light coat on 1 part... allow to tack up then assemble.

If the directions are deviated from... short term hold is generally OK but long term hold will fail. If followed exactly short term hold is amazing allowing you to easily "tension" the headliner and eliminate sags and wrinkles and long term hold is permanent.

Gary



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dualquadpete wrote:

Neighbour did one in 60 T-Bird, need 2 people for sure, he said to start in the middle & work your way forward & to the back, OH & have "LOTS of BEER" on hand!!!!!!


 yes yes yes beer and upholstry go togetherbiggrin.gif



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I did my own on my Trans Am at age 17 and now I am 39 and its still holding, not bubling some years later. Use the 3M stuff spray as Fake68 said, take your time. I did it by myself but a second hand is always usefull. Avoid alcohol. Take your time. A nice warm day with clean floor helps. I saw my old car recently and its still holding, prob hold longer than the original. I know NOS sells the correct spray glue and headliners.
If you lack patience. Pay someone to do it. Hardest part is re installing in car. Pain in the butt. If I can do mine at 17 and last all these years I am very confident anyone else can. I seen peopel rush and chinse out on glue and then it sags, bubbles and falls down shortly after. Best of luck

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Great tips guys. This is a great Web site. Nice to have people all across the country to help us all along and check out our rides.

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If your in London, Ill come over in the spring after I am healed and give you a hand

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