3M Headliner & Fabric Adhesive, 18.1 oz., Exceptional Strength Bonds Heavyweight Automotive Fabrics to Metal Surfaces, For Bo

4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars | 6,321 ratings

Price: 15.99

Last update: 12-22-2024


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Exceptional strength bonds heavyweight automotive headliners
Versatile formula effectively bonds headliners to metal and plastic
Aerosol can dispenses a controlled, even layer on surfaces
Recommended for automotive headliners in vehicles
Formula dries in 30 to 60 minutes

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  • Yuriy T.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works great
    Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024
    I think I can write a comprehensive and helpful review on this because I ended up using this 3M and Permatex Headliner Adhesive on the same project (replacing sagging headliner in Honda Accord) side by side

    I was probably laying 3M down a bit thick, sprayed twice over certain areas and one can was not enough. There was about a foot left on the main ceiling surface and I wanted to fold and glue a bit of fabric over the edges, so I ran to local auto-store and Permatex was all they had.

    Both glues worked very well and headliner is firmly in place. The main difference is in application and drying time.

    3M can has a more precise nozzle that doesn't gum up but it sprays really thin, to a point that you can't clearly see if there are any bold spots left. 3M had slower drying time and let you pull back and reapply the headliner more easily.

    Permatex lays glue much thicker and it is easier to see what is covered. Drying time is MUCH shorter. Still easy to do immediately after contact, but if you moved on, see a bubble forming down the line and have to peel back larger section, it becomes more challenging. Permatex nozzle gummed up few times and if you don't clean it before spraying it deflects the stream.

    Orvall there's no real complaints about either, but I found working with 3M a little easier and more forgiving, especially for the first time.

    A word of encouragement - if you are not sure about replacing headliner yourself, don't hesitate and just do it. If you are even a little handy, it is not hard or requires a lot of skill, just give yourself plenty of time and go slow. If you have a helper it would be even easier. There were few times when a second pair of hands would be useful, but it can be a one-person job. After getting outrageous quotes from the shop and watching some YT videos I decided to do it myself and it came out great.
  • Wuvsnoopy
    5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely Fantastic! It Works!
    Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
    I have an older hardtop convertible & delayed addressing a few bubbles in the headliner until I looked in my rear view mirror one day and couldn't see out the back window - the headliner had fallen. The time had come to address the situation & I needed to ensure that whatever I did was secure so as not to become entangled in the mechanism when putting the top up/down. After rearching DIY repair online, I opted to try the 3M Adhesive. I applied it to both the headliner & the roof, waited 90 seconds, and applied a second coat. After 90 seconds, I used a credit card to adhere the liner & smooth out the wrinkles as much as possible - and it worked! I did it in 8" sections. i After letting it dry for 24 hours, I engaged the roof mechanism, and the headliner remained fully intact. While not perfect, it is affixed securely to the roof & I'm sure this adhesive saved me hundreds of dollars had I brought it to a professional/dealer. Very satisfied DIYer.
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    Wuvsnoopy
    5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely Fantastic! It Works!
    Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
    I have an older hardtop convertible & delayed addressing a few bubbles in the headliner until I looked in my rear view mirror one day and couldn't see out the back window - the headliner had fallen. The time had come to address the situation & I needed to ensure that whatever I did was secure so as not to become entangled in the mechanism when putting the top up/down. After rearching DIY repair online, I opted to try the 3M Adhesive. I applied it to both the headliner & the roof, waited 90 seconds, and applied a second coat. After 90 seconds, I used a credit card to adhere the liner & smooth out the wrinkles as much as possible - and it worked! I did it in 8" sections. i After letting it dry for 24 hours, I engaged the roof mechanism, and the headliner remained fully intact. While not perfect, it is affixed securely to the roof & I'm sure this adhesive saved me hundreds of dollars had I brought it to a professional/dealer. Very satisfied DIYer.
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  • Placeholder
    5.0 out of 5 stars Worked great
    Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
    I replaced the material on my headliner. This product worked out great.
  • Jon Prince
    4.0 out of 5 stars 3M Headliner & Fabric Adhesive: Reliable Bond for Interior Upholstery
    Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023
    The 3M Headliner & Fabric Adhesive has proven to be a trustworthy solution for securing and repairing interior upholstery. With its strong bonding capabilities and ease of use, this adhesive is a go-to choice for various automotive and home applications.

    Pros:

    Strong Bonding: The adhesive's ability to create a durable and reliable bond on various surfaces, including headliners, fabrics, foam, and more, ensures that your upholstery repairs will withstand the test of time.

    Versatile Applications: From fixing sagging headliners to adhering fabrics to various surfaces, this adhesive's versatility makes it a handy tool for both automotive and household projects.

    Aerosol Application: The aerosol can design simplifies the application process, allowing for even distribution and coverage on larger surfaces. The fine mist minimizes the risk of oversaturation.

    Quick Drying: The adhesive dries relatively quickly, allowing you to proceed with your project without prolonged waiting times.

    Professional-Looking Results: Properly applied, the adhesive delivers a neat and professional appearance to upholstery repairs, helping to maintain the visual appeal of the interior.

    Cons:

    Ventilation Required: Like many aerosol products, using this adhesive requires adequate ventilation to avoid inhaling fumes. It's important to use it in well-ventilated areas.

    Initial Odor: The adhesive has a noticeable initial odor, which dissipates as it dries. However, those sensitive to strong smells might find this a minor inconvenience.

    In conclusion, the 3M Headliner & Fabric Adhesive offers a reliable solution for upholstery repairs and projects. Its strong bonding capabilities, versatility, and aerosol application make it a practical choice for both automotive enthusiasts and DIY home improvement projects. While ventilation and initial odor are considerations, the adhesive's overall performance and ability to deliver lasting results make it a valuable tool for achieving professional-quality upholstery repairs and applications.
  • farshid
    5.0 out of 5 stars very good
    Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
    it’s very good product.very strong and fast

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