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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Jun 2006
      Location
      southern connecticut
      Posts
      45

      71 nova headliner removal?

      hey guys, i'm kind of at a stand still with my project until i remove the headliner, i'd like to start sandblasting, cutting and welding but i have to get the headliner out...first... the thing is i havent ever taken one of these out and i dont want to ruin it since it is in mint shape... anyone have suggestions? the car is about 92% stripped at this point so everything is pretty much out of the way.

      thanks in advance, Rich



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Jun 2006
      Posts
      133
      Ive never been able to remove a headliner without having to replace it after removal. Im sure it can be done. I would rather just card board and tape it all off, so that the sand doesn't ruin it.

      Maybe someone on here has removed a headliner then re-installed the same one?..... I would just leave it in it if its in mint shape. Protecting it will take 1/4 of the time then removing and re-installing. Just IMHO.

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Jun 2006
      Location
      Plattsmouth , Nebr
      Posts
      345
      If the seams are not dry rotted (threads can be dry) and you are very careful you can loosen just the areas around the edges and reatach the m later,its worth a try . it is pretty easy to replace them later on,about a 2 hour job

    4. #4
      Join Date
      Jun 2006
      Location
      southern connecticut
      Posts
      45
      hey guys, thanks for both your help. i got the headliner down tonight, everything went smooth as hell....until the last corner i went to peel back, i ripped it an inch.... but i might still reuse it, however i just looked up the cost of a new one, its only $90 bucks, which is probably going to be the cheapest thing i'll be replacing, hah... thanks again for the input. -Rich




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