Posted by thalloin (lhalloin@…>)
Our 1987 F-30 has a sagging vinyl headliner. I am hoping to reuse the
vinyl and glue it back to the plywood ceiling. I am interested in
ideas on what to use for glue and any suggestions and hints.
Posted by Lorman, Alvin J. (ajlorman@…>)
I reused the vinyl after scarping the old foam off both the vinyl and the plywood. I used 3M heavy duty spray adhesive, which worked only so-so, as well as a thick, spreadable adhesive that someone of this board recommended. That worked better; now if I could just remember the name of the product.
Al Lorman
F30 Ab Initio
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— In freedomyachts2003@yahoogroups.com, “Lorman, Alvin J.”
<ajlorman@…> wrote:
Henry’s 386 adhesive. New material is available from Paul Dennis at
$10.00/ running yard off a 39" wide roll. To the original poster,
It’s not too much more work to replace with new than to try to re-
establish the old head liner. I did this project last season. If you
have questions, feel free to e-mail.
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I reused the vinyl after scarping the old foam off both the vinyl
and
the plywood. I used 3M heavy duty spray adhesive, which worked
only
so-so, as well as a thick, spreadable adhesive that someone of this
board recommended. That worked better; now if I could just
remember the
name of the product.Al Lorman
F30 Ab Initio-----Original Message-----
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Posted by Paul McFadden (pwhitmac@…>)
I had the same problem of “sagging headliner” when I purchased my Hoyt32. Inasmuch as all the “sag” was located in the main saloon/galley area, I removed all of it, inspected things and decided to replace it all with new stuff. Having never been a fan of foam backed vinyl, I went to a commercial material shop and got vinyl that is used on auto soft tops (exterior) which has a “fuzzy” backing and is literally indistinguishable from the original headliner. Using the old panels as templates, I cut new ones out of mahogany door skin (home Depot/Lowe’s). I used commercial contact adhesive and a cheap spray gun for application. My overheads now look like new, and that was four years ago. If you want any further detail about the procedure, mail me direct. PWMthalloin <lhalloin@…> wrote: Our 1987 F-30 has a sagging vinyl headliner. I am hoping to reuse thevinyl and glue it back to the plywood ceiling. I am interested inideas on what to use for glue and any suggestions and hints.
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