Alright I just removed my Headliner out of my GT and noticed that it's broken in half in 2 locations. It looks like they were done by the original person who took it out before me. Trust me I took it out as easily as possible. Now I want to fix these breaks what should I use?
I thought about using Fiberglass Resin in the break would that work or does a specific product exist for this?
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Monkeyman Member
Posts: 15833 From: N. Wilkesboro, NC, USA Registered: Nov 1999
1st, sweep off the board with a broom to remove all of the old glue and headliner material. Then put the pieces back together with fiberglass mat and resin, then coat the entire board (both sides) with resin. It'll come out fairly solid. I just did mine (broken in 3 spots) and haven't had any trouble with it since.
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Jaei Sun Member
Posts: 778 From: Mpls, MN; 87 Blue GT, 06 Evo IX Registered: May 2000
I just came back from outside I had all my extension cords out there with lights, just finished removing my rear bumper. The only parts on my car left now are the door skins and the fastback clip... the rest of it is naked
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Tina Member
Posts: 2858 From: At an elevation of 8564 feet. Registered: Nov 2000
Originally posted by Jaei Sun: ... the rest of it is naked
You got a Naked Fiero? Better throw a blankie on the poor thing,(might be embarassed if somebody sees it without any "clothes on") unless it's one of those rare "exhibitionist Fiero's".
Use thin CA glue. Its available at most hobby stores and it works great! Just put the t pieces together and shoot some CA in the crack. VIOLA! instant fix
I guess the CA glue. Cyano-acrylate. Or crazy glue/super glue. But I think it would make the joint really stiff and it would just crack next to the joint. I would much rather use 'glass resin on the whole thing and make it all strong not just parts or it.
