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Three Things Not to Do if the Car Headlining Fabric Has Come Loose

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This video tutorial explains three things not to do if the fabric of the car headlining (roof) has come loose. The first thing not to do: do not use glue syringes, as this will wet everything and leave the fabric dirty and stained. The second thing not to do is to avoid using Attac glue, as this type of glue tends to burn the materials, both the backing of the headlining and the fabric; furthermore, the backing being dirty with dust, this type of glue cannot adhere properly. The third thing not to do if the headlining has come loose is to avoid using silicones that could cause problems if you want to redo the headlining; do not use carpenter screws either.

Updated on 7 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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