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travis wrote at 2009-01-07 05:43:23
yea he's right i got a dakota with a saggy headliner so i removed the whole fiberglass/foam section the fabric is glued to. i couldn't figure out why my new fabric wouldn't glue to it until i tried sanding all the old glue(black powder) off the peice. try that, heavy duty sand paper will work

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Mark Savage

Expertise

Seat covers,carpet,rod or glue up headliners,door panels trunk lining,vinyl tops,rv,and motorcycles. No experience with convertible tops.

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In 1980 I started in a trim shop.A few years later I opened apart-time shop.I have worked with 1919 through present models in oem to custom recovering.

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Owner,Savage Upholstery

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