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Re-stick roof lining

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Greetings 

Does anyone have any tips and tricks to make a tidy job of re-sticking the fabric outer layer to the headlining? Mine is delaminating over about two-thirds of the length of the car.

Our son-in-law used aerosol carpet adhesive on his mk1.  Seems to work fine although naturally one has to be careful about overspray.

 

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That's what I was planning on using.  Did he use it through the material or peel it off to get access to the insulation below for the aerosol?

11 minutes ago, MikeTheThinker said:

Our son-in-law used aerosol carpet adhesive on his mk1.  Seems to work fine although naturally one has to be careful about overspray.

 

I have this issue in an area at the rear of my combi.  Any suggestions as to brands to use / avoid ?

 

 
27 minutes ago, MiloFrance said:

That's what I was planning on using.  Did he use it through the material or peel it off to get access to the insulation below for the aerosol?

The affected area was hanging off already so he masked off around it, gave the back of the lining a light spray and stuck it back up.  He did comment that it is very easy to saturate the material leading to bleedthrough, although I think that bit of knowledge came via his work.

17 minutes ago, olddog said:

I have this issue in an area at the rear of my combi.  Any suggestions as to brands to use / avoid ?

 

 

I'll have to ask the SIL which brand of spray he used.  IIRC it was a 'trade' brand rather than a retail one.

I have the same issue and was planning the same solution.

I figured swapping the spray top for one off a WD40 can with the straw would let me poke the latter through a tiny hole or two and get to it that way.

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Might need to test it in a non live environment first!

29 minutes ago, Ttaskmaster said:

I have the same issue and was planning the same solution.

I figured swapping the spray top for one off a WD40 can with the straw would let me poke the latter through a tiny hole or two and get to it that way.

 

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