As stated advise for 70 Charger install? I have read and re read up on it here and have a you tube vid bookmarked on it. The back glass is out waiting for this, the windshield will have to stay put.
I have spray glue and lots of clips! :scratchchin:
never used any glue doing mine , also iron the back of the back side of the head liner a few times to get crease's out , before fitting,
the headliner rods/bows are color coded as to what order they go in , some start from the front , but i stated from the back & dont for get to hook the tensioning springs on rear bow/rod first , as that what your pulling against :yesnod:
Thanks, here is the youtube vid.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1j8QbkHLZc&list=ULKJU6m1ZkwQg they glue the edges. (?)
he makes it look easy & has cut loads out of tricky stuff , i'm no expert , ( this guy is obviously a interior guy ) but you need to temporally clamp the headlining where he glues & undo it stretch it many times as you go , ((( if you glue it , your going to be in big trouble :Twocents: ))) , & go back to a section & heat up with a hair dryer stretch & clamp again , mine never had any sign of glue there from the factory , plan on 6 or 7 hours to do it , i wrote a good reply to a thread on fitting mine , but cant find it at the minute :scratchchin: ,
few other guys on here have done few other awesome write ups on fitting headliners too :yesnod:
heres the color coding of bows for a 69
Front
1 = tan
2 = sublime
3 = blue
4 = pink
5 = violet/ lavender
6 = bare metal or black
I've left my nasty old one in place (whats left of it.) and plan on doing it all over one weekend to avoid loosing my way. I got the white fluff insulator instead of jute, and new sail sideboards. I was confused about the glue used in that vid. as nobody here posted anything like that. Here is a link to Bills install he used 3M trim glue:
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,31212.0.html
I used search for more info also
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only place that was glued on mine was the sail panel to package tray , never glued when putting in new head liner , used hheavy duty double sided carpet tape ,
still cant find my post , forget what it was under now , & it was answering someones post , anyway here is some pictures of my headliner , by the time you heat & stretch it , then re clip it heat streach re clip it , all wrinkles came out straight away ( not over time like lots of people say , thats why i cant work out why that guy glues the edge , IMO its incorrect :shruggy: well not how i done mine
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Sweet, HD carpet tape.....me like! :2thumbs: Nice job, Thanks! :yesnod: Next I have to get paint for all the trim parts. :scratchchin: "Baltic Blue Poly"