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Cab interior liner problem area?

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YOUR RESEARCHCab interior liner problem area?

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Replace velcro

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Its a little tedious but you can remove the adhesive from the metal arm and then replace the the velcro with the 3m stuff.
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I'm going to try to reattach the Velcro to the frame, let it set for a while, then reattach the fabric.
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Use velcro

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There's two spots on the inside of the cab top that uses Velcro to keep several seams together that cover up the top mechanism.
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Its a little tedious but you can remove the adhesive from the metal arm and then replace the the velcro with the 3m stuff.
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I'm going to try to reattach the Velcro to the frame, let it set for a while, then reattach the fabric.
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Use velcro

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There's two spots on the inside of the cab top that uses Velcro to keep several seams together that cover up the top mechanism.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

There's two spots on the inside of the cab top that uses Velcro to keep several seams together that cover up the top mechanism. Both sides of mine are loose. The Velcro has trouble staying stuck to the tops' frame. See pics. Does anyone have any techniques to repair this or links to same? I'm going to try to reattach the Velcro to the frame, let it set for a while, then reattach the fabric. The dealer tried to reattach it all at the same time (but he didn't charge me for it and I brought it in at the last minute!) Thanks. tom

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trim/top shop should be able to fix it

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You could save yourself some cash by doing it yourself. All you need is some 3M adhesive remover and some 3M adhesive velcro. Its a little tedious but you can remove the adhesive from the metal arm and then replace the the velcro with the 3m stuff. The 3M adhesive remover wont stain the headliner fabric. With just a few bucks in supplies you can get it back to looking new almost.

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Good advice, thanks for sharing.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks PTEC. Just what I wanted to hear! Tom

POST 6Original post

take it to the trim shop, 100$ is way cheaper then a 1500$ headliner

POST 7Original post

just always drive with the top down!! and only close it when parking!

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