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Car Forum / Saab Cars / January 2007

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sagging headliner (glue question)

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dharam - 13 Jan 2007 04:15 GMT
What's up with that, anyway?
Anybody redone theirs? What glue did you use and is it still holding?
This is a first and I want to do it once.....for this car.
Thanks in Advance,
Dharam
Millis, MA
Al - 13 Jan 2007 12:49 GMT
> What's up with that, anyway?
> Anybody redone theirs? What glue did you use and is it still holding?
> This is a first and I want to do it once.....for this car.
> Thanks in Advance,
> Dharam
> Millis, MA

MUST be spray glue capable of withstanding high temperatures. i.e. 70
degrees Celsius.  50 degrees Celsius is not good enough.

In the UK, the most respected supplier of glue and material  is Woolies.

www.woolies-trim.co.uk
+441778347347

I used them, ran out of the glue and I tried finishing off with some super
strong spray glue from a motor factors. It wasn't nearly as good as the
woolies glue.

Al
Dave - 14 Jan 2007 01:02 GMT
Try http://www.wlsheadliners.com/ I've used them before.

>What's up with that, anyway?
>Anybody redone theirs? What glue did you use and is it still holding?
>This is a first and I want to do it once.....for this car.
>Thanks in Advance,
>Dharam
>Millis, MA
John B - 15 Jan 2007 14:10 GMT
> What's up with that, anyway?
> Anybody redone theirs? What glue did you use and is it still holding?

I re-did my 900 about two years ago, it came out quite well and has held up. I
used 3M "super trim" aerosol adhesive, and headliner material I bought from
http://www.interior-supply.com/audoheadlining.shtml.

If your car is a four-door (non-hatchback) like mine is, getting the headliner
shell out of the car (without removing any glass) is really tough, but possible
if you take out the front seats (and maybe the gearshift lever) and are
patient.

Some URLs I found informative:

http://www.interior-supply.com/autoheadlining.shtml

http://www.saabnet.com/tsn/faq/liner.html

John
John B - 15 Jan 2007 20:04 GMT
A correction to my own post:

> Some URLs I found informative:
>
> http://www.interior-supply.com/autoheadlining.shtml

Should be:

http://www.twinsaabs.com/headliner/intro.html

John
 
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