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upholman

07-16-2010 08:26 AM

mrfixxall is right. DAP Weldwood landau top adhesive from Dubois Fabrics, also available in 1 gal can. Apply with a paint spray gun. Make sure to have plenty of ventalation. The 3M wll not hold in this application over time.

hawk232

07-18-2010 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by ezstriper (Post 3159991)

3M makes more than one of the spray glues, get the H/D for headliners, it it will stay if done right..sometimes auto parts stores only have the std one

i have tried both! one specifically says on the can that its for headliners, it does not work in south la heat, the headliner fell after about a month.

BDiggity

07-18-2010 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by mrfixxall (Post 3145027)

the 3m stuff works for a little while but will come down in the heat of the summer..i always had problems with the rattle can 3m makes..

the best i have found is dap weldwood landau top adhesive,,its heat resistant and lasts forever..

http://www.duboisfabrics.com/product_p/glue%20dap.htm

i just redid mu headliner & thats what i used. for a gallon of it, it was only about $3 more than one of those 3m cans. Plus using a spray gun made applying much easier. so far it has held up well this summer w/ the tems hitting over 100 & high humidity.

rdoactive

07-19-2010 07:31 AM

3M #1357 or Armstrong 520 contact adhesives have worked for me. The spray can 3M 77 or 90 wont last.

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