Re: [AMC-List] Headliners
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Re: [AMC-List] Headliners



The backing made onto the fabric is the problem, unfortunately. You'll
have to replace the fabric itself. Pull the headliner, pull the fabric, 
then clean the panel with a stiff bristle brush (but not a wire brush!) 
to remove all the old foam backing. Then you can glue on new fabric.
Some cloth shops sell the fabric, but there may be places that
advertise relining headliners that will supply the fabric and do it
quicker and easier than you can. Since it's an unusalua car (mostly
they do GMs), I'd remove and reinstall the headliner myself. They
should give you a price break on that. 


On July 20, 2006 Don Johnson wrote:

> I am at the point in my restoration where I need to start planning my 
attack on my headliner. I have a 70 AMX that the usual headliner blues
have occured. The fabric has separated from the moulded part. The
fabric is in very nice condition and I would love to put it back in.
Has anyone on the list done this successfully?
> How is the moulded part held in place? Will spray contact cement hold 
the fabric in place when the roof hits those high temperatures of
Summer?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Don


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