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Upholstery shop down the road said to drop the car off and they’ll do it one day for $325 … after watching this I decided I’m going to happily pay that
Nice to see a color other than black on the headliner and pillars as we are stuck with here in the states with the G8... I contemplated switching my headliner and pillars to a lighter color as this video displays. Thank you
Mate, Awesome Vid, Cheers, I had to slow the video down a little, but awesome, Thanks for taking your time to do this, Really Appreciate it, And P.s Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2018, I'm gonna do mine now.. Well not now, haha
Isa .W.G. Thanks for your feedback, glad you liked the video and content, Hope you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year also. There's tons of value found in our Ebook and Video course on our website if you are planing the full recovery yourself, that takes you though all the steps clearly and carefully providing all the common obstacles to look out for, for currently $10, it represents great value. See link below if yourself or others are interested 👍 www.reecesautoheadliningrepairs.com/product/headlining-secrets-ultimate-guide-fix-sagging-car-rooflining-reeces-auto-headlining-repairs/ Kind regards Reece
You don’t refoam the headliner before the fabric again ? I gotta redo my g8 gt and I have the headliner out and have been contemplating using foam backed material or just fabric without foam
IMO If you are going to bother doing this job you're better off using a non-foam backed fabric of your choice from somewhere like spotlight where it will most likely be cheaper to buy and then you can also do something more 'custom' (like a pattern, nice polar fleece or something shaggy, car logo, etc) only saying this because the foam will most likely fail again in the future but if you glue decent fabric directly to the headliner it wont be coming off again any time soon and I think it is more of a permanent solution. Great video BTW, very helpful!
@@AussieCharm thanks for your comment, I believe they make the foam better these days, but your correct the foam will most likey start giving issues in about 12-20years. Sticking non foam backed fabric directly to the board can be done, as long as the board as no imperfections that show through, or another issue could be the glue absorbs through the fabric. An option could be using headliner felt, kind of like a carpet feel to it, but it has no stretch usually.
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs You might be right although I've had headliners fail after 25yrs in a corolla parked in the sun and now a VE from 2009 which was under a car port, I don't think it should have failed so quickly so my (very limited) experience says they are actually getting worse (or maybe holden were just cheap arses :P), anyways with the car manufactures constantly cutting costs and planned obsolescence I don't think they care if it fails a few years after factory warranty so use cheap crap and funny you mention glue soaking through because I actually had that happen in one small spot when I redid my old car with the proper foam backed material (using kwik grip contact adhesive from a tin), I know it was user error but haven't had the same problem when using 'plush' polar fleece which actually also helps hide imperfections. I think for a novice it is easier because I found that foam tends to insta-stick to contact adhesive so if you get it wrong it will rip instead of coming up/stretching and also it compresses so unless a pro like you does it I think fingerprints from pushing down are hard to avoid, I personally wouldn't use thin material but other people have simply glued the original material back on after removing the foam with decent success so I do know it's possible.
And we don't sell the glue, but suggest to use one of these glues Permatex Headliner Adhesive - ebay.us/apC9ZH 3M high tac 76 Headliner Glue - ebay.us/eAGTji We buy our glue in bulk, at 20lt volume each time, which costs approx around $450. Brand is called TensorGrip T51 or T65
Great video very helpful 2 questions do you prep wash the surface before you apply adhesive? And fixing wiring loom too back of headliner is it a special sort of glue or can I just use silicone? Thanks
We don't wash the headliner down with any soaps etc. Just straw brush and gently maybe with orbital sander. Then soft brush to get it clean and free of loose dust. The wire harness if laid out correctly usually doesn't require to be stuck down, but it appears that the factory use silicone so I'd assume thats fine.
Hey Mackey, best to shoot us a message on Facebook, m.facebook.com/ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs Or via SMS 04 212 79 439 and we can send you all the relevant information/Quotes across, as we don't deliver that information in RUclips/Online comment sections. Regards Reece
Manfred Knorr It’s called Planned Obsolecence. They want it to disintegrate after a certain amount of time cause then your more likely to buy a new car
Great video bro.Ive got a VE Calais with DVD player int the roof which will probably make it more difficult.Not sure i will try it myself tho.Thanks for showing it
So what we do instead is gently peel off wiring from headliner board. But if your searching for the connector it should be at the bottom of the drivers side pillar.
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4. LIGHTNING Solvit Citrus Cleaner: ebay.us/LTvNda
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10. Di-san Stain cleaner 500ml: ebay.us/XvBlSB
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Good video mate. I am looking at doing this with my vf ssv as the liner have started sagging. Your video has given me confidence. Thanks again bro.
Upholstery shop down the road said to drop the car off and they’ll do it one day for $325 … after watching this I decided I’m going to happily pay that
Excellent! Thank you .
Im gonna have to look into doing this for my calais. After 12 years it finally decided to start coming apart. Had a Good run I reckon
HAPPEN TO MINE IN 8 YRS
Nice work man! Dominating 🙌🏼
Nice to see a color other than black on the headliner and pillars as we are stuck with here in the states with the G8... I contemplated switching my headliner and pillars to a lighter color as this video displays. Thank you
I'd prefer black over lighter colours, they collect stains easier
Geese you make it look so easy , I suppose it is if you have done a few .
Like anything , practice makes perfect 😅
👍🏾🇦🇺 awesome video bloke
Thank you for this :)
Mate, Awesome Vid, Cheers, I had to slow the video down a little, but awesome, Thanks for taking your time to do this, Really Appreciate it, And P.s Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2018, I'm gonna do mine now.. Well not now, haha
Isa .W.G. Thanks for your feedback, glad you liked the video and content, Hope you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year also.
There's tons of value found in our Ebook and Video course on our website if you are planing the full recovery yourself, that takes you though all the steps clearly and carefully providing all the common obstacles to look out for, for currently $10, it represents great value. See link below if yourself or others are interested 👍
www.reecesautoheadliningrepairs.com/product/headlining-secrets-ultimate-guide-fix-sagging-car-rooflining-reeces-auto-headlining-repairs/
Kind regards
Reece
Thanks dude.
Does the material that is used in this video have a foam backing?
Yes it does, all our headliner fabric is foam backed,
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You don’t refoam the headliner before the fabric again ? I gotta redo my g8 gt and I have the headliner out and have been contemplating using foam backed material or just fabric without foam
Thanks for your comment,
All headliner material should come as a foam backed fabric, so the foam is already attached.
IMO If you are going to bother doing this job you're better off using a non-foam backed fabric of your choice from somewhere like spotlight where it will most likely be cheaper to buy and then you can also do something more 'custom' (like a pattern, nice polar fleece or something shaggy, car logo, etc) only saying this because the foam will most likely fail again in the future but if you glue decent fabric directly to the headliner it wont be coming off again any time soon and I think it is more of a permanent solution.
Great video BTW, very helpful!
@@AussieCharm thanks for your comment, I believe they make the foam better these days, but your correct the foam will most likey start giving issues in about 12-20years.
Sticking non foam backed fabric directly to the board can be done, as long as the board as no imperfections that show through, or another issue could be the glue absorbs through the fabric.
An option could be using headliner felt, kind of like a carpet feel to it, but it has no stretch usually.
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs You might be right although I've had headliners fail after 25yrs in a corolla parked in the sun and now a VE from 2009 which was under a car port, I don't think it should have failed so quickly so my (very limited) experience says they are actually getting worse (or maybe holden were just cheap arses :P), anyways with the car manufactures constantly cutting costs and planned obsolescence I don't think they care if it fails a few years after factory warranty so use cheap crap and funny you mention glue soaking through because I actually had that happen in one small spot when I redid my old car with the proper foam backed material (using kwik grip contact adhesive from a tin), I know it was user error but haven't had the same problem when using 'plush' polar fleece which actually also helps hide imperfections. I think for a novice it is easier because I found that foam tends to insta-stick to contact adhesive so if you get it wrong it will rip instead of coming up/stretching and also it compresses so unless a pro like you does it I think fingerprints from pushing down are hard to avoid, I personally wouldn't use thin material but other people have simply glued the original material back on after removing the foam with decent success so I do know it's possible.
Good job bro
Thank you
I thank you very much!
Sweet!
bloody legend
Great vid, which glue did you use?
And we don't sell the glue, but suggest to use one of these glues
Permatex Headliner Adhesive
- ebay.us/apC9ZH
3M high tac 76 Headliner Glue
- ebay.us/eAGTji
We buy our glue in bulk, at 20lt volume each time, which costs approx around $450.
Brand is called TensorGrip T51 or T65
Where do you get the headlining material ?
.
Usually we buy new headliner fabric from two Australian Companies, Nolan UDA or Dayleys Upholstery Supplies
Great video very helpful 2 questions do you prep wash the surface before you apply adhesive? And fixing wiring loom too back of headliner is it a special sort of glue or can I just use silicone? Thanks
We don't wash the headliner down with any soaps etc. Just straw brush and gently maybe with orbital sander. Then soft brush to get it clean and free of loose dust.
The wire harness if laid out correctly usually doesn't require to be stuck down, but it appears that the factory use silicone so I'd assume thats fine.
Hi Reece, can I ask what would this cost in 2022? For someone like yourself to do it for me.. I have a 08 VE SS and it’s just let go today 😔
Hey Mackey, best to shoot us a message on Facebook, m.facebook.com/ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs
Or via SMS 04 212 79 439 and we can send you all the relevant information/Quotes across, as we don't deliver that information in RUclips/Online comment sections.
Regards
Reece
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs totally understand, thanks mate
gr8 video, where to get new cloth? and wot glue? cheers Graham.
Usually we buy new headliner fabric from two Australian Companies, Nolan UDA or Dayleys Upholstery Supplies
A Can or two of 3M High Temperature Glue is good choice for one job
Is it the same process to do a Calais one with sunroof
Yep, very much the same process.
thankyou
I think it’s bs that the foam backing only lasts 10 years. Even all the rubber window seals have gone crumbly. 🙄
Manfred Knorr It’s called Planned Obsolecence.
They want it to disintegrate after a certain amount of time cause then your more likely to buy a new car
Wow so much easier than doing the VX-VZ models
Wrong
Great video bro.Ive got a VE Calais with DVD player int the roof which will probably make it more difficult.Not sure i will try it myself tho.Thanks for showing it
The hardest part was getting the damn thing out of the car lol cheers
Hey mate how did you unplug the wiring that runs don front right A pillar? I can’t see a connector?
So what we do instead is gently peel off wiring from headliner board.
But if your searching for the connector it should be at the bottom of the drivers side pillar.
Thanks for the reply . I found the connector just had to lift the rhf dash speaker cover to get to it cheers
What state are u in ??
Adelaide, South Australia
Quote for ve omega?
Hi,
For an accurate quote on this particular job, could you please send us a message on 0421279439, or our Facebook inbox
m.facebook.com/ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs
As we don't publish prices in comment sections on social platforms.
We are based in Adelaide, South Australia
Regards,
Reece
You fucking Champion. Guess what I'm doing on a Friday afternoon in 2020. ta
This is so not worth paying someone 400+ to do.
Interesting, is that because it looks easy?
@@ReecesAutoHeadliningRepairs Stuff always looks easy when done by an expert!! Doing it yourself can be another matter entirely - thanks for the vid!