HOW TO FIX SAGGING HEADLINER OR INTERIOR TRIM

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • HOW TO FIX SAGGING HEADLINER OR INTERIOR TRIM
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    Hey guys, we decided to share our way of fixing sagging interior trim or sagging headliner as well. We demonstrated on this A Pillar Trim from a 2003 Mercedes ML320. It works great. Start with a small piece to practice first before doing a big job. We used 3M Spray Glue Professional 300. This works amazing and it is very strong.
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  • @AutoRepairGuys
    @AutoRepairGuys  6 лет назад +1

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  • @schifferj2052
    @schifferj2052 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks a bunch. Local upholstery shop quoted $350 to do this job. This cost me about $9.00 for the spray on adhesive at the local Lowe's store. One word of advice for those to follow. The guy in the video stresses making sure the glue is dry. I can not emphasize that enough. I had one little spot where the glue wasn't dry and it soaked into the fabric and I have a small dark spot at that location. Fortunately it is down low and barely visible when seated in the drivers seat. I did use a credit card to help smooth out the fabric as I applied it. Slow is smooth. Take your time. It also helps to have a spare pair of hands. Great Video.

  • @jackismith5733
    @jackismith5733 7 лет назад +1

    Very good

  • @eticket70
    @eticket70 6 лет назад

    Awesome video!

  • @dankbeard27
    @dankbeard27 4 года назад

    This is awesome thanks a lot

  • @gsxellence
    @gsxellence 2 года назад +1

    Ok guys

  • @madtv7003
    @madtv7003 7 лет назад +1

    I have a Mercedes-Benz ML320 exact same as your guys is but my has the bas light comes on while I'm driving and like the passenger side brake kicks on and it makes me go all over the road when I'm driving can you help me out and let me know what the problem might be please and thank you

    • @nicks9722
      @nicks9722 2 года назад

      Lateral acceleration sensor

  • @ivandimov9712
    @ivandimov9712 5 лет назад

    You wear "Martenitsa", are you Bulgarian? Even the accent sounds a bit from Eastern Europe.
    BTW Nice job there! Thanks for the video!

  • @Julian-do7bv
    @Julian-do7bv 8 лет назад +1

    ok so I need more info on this whole copart thing I had no clue there is 4 around me might be able to buy a couple cars can I get some tips or info if you want we can exchange emails or something thanks in advance

    • @AutoRepairGuys
      @AutoRepairGuys  8 лет назад +1

      hey bro, that's great but always go check out the car in person. Make sure the car was not flooded. If the car looks great and it says that it runs and drives there still can be a mechanical problem like bad transmission or overheated engine and more... We usually buy wrecked ones that do not need much work or the ones that say mechanical damage. Sometime we bought car that had hail damage and it was not listed and it was not visible in pictures so check the cars out in person

    • @Julian-do7bv
      @Julian-do7bv 8 лет назад

      see I didn't know if copart would let you check out the car before you bought and is there anyway to tell if someone died in a car do they tell you

    • @AutoRepairGuys
      @AutoRepairGuys  8 лет назад

      Usually We never buy really bad wrecks. Mostly fender benders. If there is blood in the car they are labeled as BIOHAZARD. I would recommend to stay out of this.

    • @Julian-do7bv
      @Julian-do7bv 8 лет назад

      my thinking also lol its crazy how cheap some really nice cars go for

  • @Kman.
    @Kman. 6 лет назад +1

    You'd be better off and it would be a whole lot safer to use something like hand held spatula or large device that would assure you even pressure as both pieces bond, else you may get finger impressions.