[UCYI3WL]

What is the best headliner glue to use?? Looking for long term hold with no sagging later on from heat

Thanks

 

[KurupT]

Originally posted by UCYI3WL@Aug 27 2003, 11:56 AM
What is the best headliner glue to use?? Looking for long term hold with no sagging later on from heat

Thanks

elmers wood glue applied evenly with a roller. :thumbsup:
j.k. you gotta use the contact cement from a 5 gallon bucket,sprayed out of a gun that stuff that they sell at the parts house sucks testicals.if you want permanent hold never NEVER USE AEROSOL CAN FOR ANYTHING! :biggrin:

 

[UCYI3WL]

Thanks for the help...I picked up a quart of glue/contact cement that can either be sprayed with a gun or brushed on wth brush...Will brushing this on hold just as good as a spray gun??

thanks for the help man

 

[slammedtoys]

3m makes some glue or use upolstry glue. i sprayed out my glue with one of those Wagner house painters i bought it at Wal mart for 30 dollars and it works well. what kind of fabric are you rehanigng

 

[KurupT]

JUST BUY A CHEAP PAINT GUN,THATS WHAT WE ALL USE.THE 3M STUFF SUCKED IN MY EXPERIENCE I DIDNT LIKE IT AT ALL AND WAS WAY TO PRICEY!IF YOU BRUSH IT ON YOU'LL BE THERE ALL DAY,BEST TO SPRAY BOTH SIDES FOR PERMANENT ADHESION PM ME IF YOU NEED ANY FURTHER ASSISTANCE ONCE YOU GET STARTED! :biggrin:

 

[UCYI3WL]

Originally posted by slammedtoys@Aug 27 2003, 12:00 PM
what kind of fabric are you rehanigng

Crush Velour is going on the roof

Thanks for the help again guys

 

[KurupT]

TIPnce you have taken the old material off the board, sand it real good it makes a big difference in the stick,and remember to spray both material and the board! :thumbsup:

 

[BuThatsaCHRYSLER]

even when i used the can stuff wich yeah sucked and bubbled, it would kinda come through on the velvet is the paint gun that much thinner?

 

[KurupT]

its your technique,cuz you can saturate it with glue pretty bad if you arent carefull!

 

[enough_talkin]

there was one good aerosol glue that i used before. held almost as good as the stuff we used in the spray guns...its comes in a white can with blue lettering on it...very basic looking nothing fancy...its got a simple ass name but i just cant think of it...."name started with a J i think, like jeffco or something co" 3m works if your just doing simple shit but something like that has weight to it...just buy a 20$ spray gun and go to an upholstery shop and try to buy some of their glue..thats what i do now

 

[KurupT]

Originally posted by enough_talkin@Sep 5 2003, 12:11 PM
there was one good aerosol glue that i used before. held almost as good as the stuff we used in the spray guns...its comes in a white can with blue lettering on it...very basic looking nothing fancy...its got a simple ass name but i just cant think of it...."name started with a J i think, like jeffco or something co" 3m works if your just doing simple shit but something like that has weight to it...just buy a 20$ spray gun and go to an upholstery shop and try to buy some of their glue..thats what i do now

INSTABOND :thumbsup:

 

[enough_talkin]

never heard of instabond....this stuff was named real simple....and it was really cheap to...about 2$ a can...think it just said high strength spray adhesive on it...i think the biggest reason it was strong is because it didnt spray out all fucked up like 3m spray adhesive...it actually spread more like a spray gun....nothing is better than that stuff in the 5 gallon buckets though...but you better hope you stick it just right because it isnt coming loose once you do it :roflmao: :roflmao: :roflmao:

 

[Cruz_Campos]

there's several glues you can use

camie has a #300 and #303

k-grip #701

3m #90

3m #1099


if the headliner is

cloth - 3m #90

if its vinyl - 3m #1099

these two 3m #'s are both high temp adhesives which is what you want.

hope this helps ,

cc

 

[Chris]

3m 76 is the shit i use.....will not let go if it heats up.....