I cannot say for sure but when I did mine I used a scraper that was sharpened. That seemed to get rid of most of the glue as well.
I then wiped the board down with pre-paint wipe as best I could. I used foam backed headliner that had 4 way stretch. Makes it easier to do the area round the sunroof controls as there are a lot of curves there.
The contact glue you use is extremely important. Under sunlight the headliner will get hot and if you use the wrong glue you will have a dropping headliner again in no time.
I usedd 3M 90 for headliner, and 3M Super 77 for covering pillars with faux alcantara. (3m 90 will go straight though the faux alcantara
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aaarghhh.....headcloth!
So, the saggy headcloth has got to me so I purchased some foam-backed alcantara type material from a classic car show........and dropped the headcloth.
The above was after I'd started taking the grab-handles off and trim off.....with doors and tailgate open the through draft soon loosened most of it!!
And it's out, this stuff has now put me right off ginger biscuits!!
Whilst I now have all the foam stuff off the board is still a bit sticky....can anybody say if it'll be ok to apply spray-glue to this?
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