Headliner Received - Question

[Ageless]

For those of you wondering what Year Model our tear is Question Mark scratchthinking question Weeeell Exclamation Point Why its a 06, its a 07, its an 08, it,s a 09 and its a 10

So how many of these are ya gonna need?

[Classic Finn]

For those of you wondering what Year Model our tear is Question Mark scratchthinking question Weeeell Exclamation Point Why its a 06, its a 07, its an 08, it,s a 09 and its a 10

So how many of these are ya gonna need?

Ummmmmm

[Miriam C.]

Really pretty! Heikki I think your glue will protect against mosture but if you ever try to get the headliner off it will be easier if the wood were sealed first. Also if something gets spilled on it (it does happen)

[Classic Finn]

:applause: Really pretty! Heikki I think your glue will protect against mosture but if you ever try to get the headliner off it will be easier if the wood were sealed first. Also if something gets spilled on it (it does happen)

Thank You Auntie M. It be rainin cats n doggies at the moment so cant do much outdoors.

[Cliffmeister2000]

:applause: Really pretty! Heikki I think your glue will protect against mosture but if you ever try to get the headliner off it will be easier if the wood were sealed first. Also if something gets spilled on it (it does happen)

Thank You Auntie M. It be rainin cats n doggies at the moment so cant do much outdoors.

Ah, yes, rain. I remember that stuff!

[Greg M]

Just be sure to use a high quality headliner adhesive. I only used regular 3M super 77 and now I need to re-glue my headliner. It let go on a hot august day

-Greg

[Classic Finn]

Just be sure to use a high quality headliner adhesive. I only used regular 3M super 77 and now I need to re-glue my headliner. It let go on a hot august day

-Greg

Hi Greg

I do have the 3M Super on hand here.

[Ageless]

Raining cats and dogs?

Didja step in a poodle?

[afreegreek]

Heikki....Dean can't respond....he's out camping in Joanies trailer! Doug

PS....nice curtains!

they look like my old Lumber Jack pajamas from when I was little. feet, trap door in the back, the whole 9 yards..lol

[Wolffarmer]

Why its a 06, its a 07, its an 08, it,s a 09 and its a 10..

You will be doing Johny Cash tribute concerts any day now.

I like your headliner. something like what I plan on putting in #2. Maybe. Who knows what will happen when i get there.

[Classic Finn]

:applause: Really pretty! Heikki I think your glue will protect against mosture but if you ever try to get the headliner off it will be easier if the wood were sealed first. Also if something gets spilled on it (it does happen)

Thank You Auntie M. It be rainin cats n doggies at the moment so cant do much outdoors.

Ah, yes, rain. I remember that stuff!

What the spill that Auntie M mentioned or the rain wit da cats n doggies? Or da time ya couldnt do much outdoors?

[Classic Finn]

Why its a 06, its a 07, its an 08, it,s a 09 and its a 10..

You will be doing Johny Cash tribute concerts any day now.

I like your headliner. something like what I plan on putting in #2. Maybe. Who knows what will happen when i get there.

Im sure I have that song on cd + some other Johnny Cash someplace. I need to dig it out of my collection and make sure I have that with on our trips I,ll dedicate it to you.

[Classic Finn]

Well this evening I did get the inner ply sealed with the special sealer that protects it from moisture and mold. Also that glue will stick to it. I tested it after a bit. Good results.

I just couldnt leave it alone.

Its almost like Auntie M was looking over my shoulder And saying seal it boy seal it. So it b dunn.

PLus I found some nice Mahogany Decor strip to install on top of the Headliner to the width of the tear. It will add a little to the looks of it.

[Chuckles2153]

Hey there Heikke,

I just finished reading your thread and looking at your headliner. I just bought some for my rebuild from the menards store close to me, it's really just a 6' x 9' rug but it's made out of the same material as some of the headliners are and only cost me 16.99 ( Nice and soft too )
On my first build i used the 3M spray addhesive with the green label and it worked great, after spraying the ceiling and rolling on the outdoor carpet it stuck instantly so that's the way i'll go on this one also.
and i have to say it again i think you have a nice looking tear with the dark red and polished sides.
And are those front windows out of a vw? because they work well with the body profile.

Chuck

[Classic Finn]

Hey there Heikke,

I just finished reading your thread and looking at your headliner. I just bought some for my rebuild from the menards store close to me, it's really just a 6' x 9' rug but it's made out of the same material as some of the headliners are and only cost me 16.99 ( Nice and soft too )
On my first build i used the 3M spray addhesive with the green label and it worked great, after spraying the ceiling and rolling on the outdoor carpet it stuck instantly so that's the way i'll go on this one also.
and i have to say it again i think you have a nice looking tear with the dark red and polished sides.
And are those front windows out of a vw? because they work well with the body profile.

Chuck

Hi Chuck

Thank You for stoppin in on the thread to say hello and thanks also for the kind words. Im finally beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

The windows I drew up and cut out with simple plexi I think is the word or equivalent. Then just rubber window mouldings. Nothing real fancy but hopefully will last and hold for awhile. I got the idea from the nice folks at Camp Inn for the windows. The door frame kits are from there also.
I just love the look. Thus making it an only tear in our country looking somthing like a Camp Inn but still unique here.

I cant wait to get the headliner started shortly. I,ll be certain to let you see photos of it.