[DML] Re: Headliner Replace..Easy??Hard??

["cruznmd" <racuti1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I have never done auto upholstery work in my life, but my headliners 
were totally toasted. Disintigrated.

I purchased the exact match material from JC Whitney and a can of 3M 
Super 77 spray adhesive and did all the sections myself. They came 
out great!

I can send you photos and part numbers if you want to do it. I could 
have farmed it out, but this is a restoration job and I wanted to do 
it myself.

Rich A.
#5335

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Charlie" <charlie_az@xxxx> wrote:
> Hey, List.
> 
> I just came to california today to see a car im cosidering 
> purchasing.  And the headliner (The section on the door) Is not in 
> that bad condition but sagging - bubbling in some areas.. And in 
> Arizona im shure it will be worse in time with the dreaded heat.  
My 
> queston is... Are these easy to fix for a novice like me, to remove 
> and apply? and is the matching material easy to find and match?? 
> (Int. Is gray)   I just wanted to ask, but i think i will probably 
> leave it up to the Upholstery shop in Tempe,AZ. Or Stieger down the 
> way..  But I just wanted your ideas..On the do it yourself way..:)
> 
> Thanx
> 
> Charlie




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