My headliner is vibrating - Ford explorer above the driver seat.I don't want to remove the headliner.If I make a tiny incision and spray will it hold?
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I ripped the whole headliner, sprayed with 3M 38808 and now is worse than before. In my experience this glue can't hold the headliner into place.
1260333
It should as long as you shake the can very well, but it's really easy to make a mess and this glue does stain. It's really meant to use to replace whole headliner.
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I don't think so. The head liner is made up of a foam backer, and a fabric liner. It's my understanding that the foam backer is held in place by the side molding, it's the fabric that is glued to the foam, not the foam to the roof. So I would assume it's the foam that's vibrating, and I'm not sure how to fix that. If it's only the cloth that's moving, you could make an incision and glue it, but it'd be better to remove the nearest side molding and open the fabric from there to the loose fabric and glue the whole section. Remember too, you must remove all the old glue with a dry cloth or sponge or the new glue won't hold. I don't think so. The head liner is made up of a foam backer, and a fabric liner. It's my understanding that the foam backer is held in place by the side molding, it's the fabric that is glued to the foam, not the foam to the roof. So I would assume it's the foam that's vibrating, and I'm not sure how to fix that. If it's only the cloth that's moving, you could make an incision and glue it, but it'd be better to remove the nearest side molding and open the fabric from there to the loose fabric and glue the whole section. Remember too, you must remove all the old glue with a dry cloth or... » Read More I don't think so. The head liner is made up of a foam backer, and a fabric liner. It's my understanding that the foam backer is held in place by the side molding, it's the fabric that is glued to the foam, not the foam to the roof. So I would assume it's the foam that's vibrating, and I'm not sure how to fix that. If it's only the cloth that's moving, you could make an incision and glue it, but it'd be better to remove the nearest side molding and open the fabric from there to the loose fabric and glue the whole section. Remember too, you must remove all the old glue with a dry cloth or sponge or the new glue won't hold. « Show Less
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Hello- unfortunately, you can't prevent this .. The hair does get in through the seat belt holes with this cover
698777
Hi, it is normal for it to wiggle for slightly. If the fitment is too tight, it would be hard to remove and re-insert. It should fit tight enough so that it won't slide around though.
135519
I've had the cover on the truck since April 2013 and have absolutely no problems with tension, balooning, vibration, or anything else. The vinyl does vibrate a bit when driving, but nothing that would cause concern or caution. I've driven at very high speeds and have had no issues whatsoever.I am extremely happy with the purchase, especially at the price.
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yes i had that issue but it is a simple fix. it happened on my passenger side front. it was the part of the visor at the top corner blocking the window a little. i used a file to trim the visor down a little while it was installed and it fix the problem.
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We bought this barrier roughly a year ago and could not be happier with it. I personally went the route of drilling new holes to make the barrier fit. That way if you want to resell it you can fasten the feet to the factory holes. The barrier fits snug, but from what i can tell has not done any damage to the headliner. I had similar concerns. Hope this helps!
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I don't know because I did not test it on my headliner. I think it's mainly for cloth upholstery, but am not sure. I would Google "how to clean vinyl headline in a car". Good luck.
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I've had the cover on the truck since April 2013 and have absolutely no problems with tension, balooning, vibration, or anything else. The vinyl does vibrate a bit when driving, but nothing that would cause concern or caution. I've driven at very high speeds and have had no issues whatsoever. I am extremely happy with the purchase, especially at the price.
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Install? If you are planning on reupholstering your driver seat then I suppose you could figure out how to close the wire connection for the passenger seat. But if you have seat covers, I would just suggest putting it there but never turning it on; you really cannot notice the pads at all. You may want to contact the seller to see what they say too for safety.
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It will move a bit if it is shaken but I use it in my car with no problems.
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The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but... » Read More The only thing holding it in place is the top nylon webbed strap that goes around the headrest and the non-slip backing. There are no straps for the seat portion. This is not sufficient to keep it in place if you have a high clearance vehicle like a SUV or truck. When you slid down out of the vehicle the seat fabric will fold over. The same thing happens with getting in until eventually the whole cover is hanging loose. Also if you have multiple drivers, it comes loose when you readjust the seat. Really annoying to have to re-tuck everything in again. It works fine on my compact but troublesome on the 4 wheel drive which is a shame since that's the one that gets exposed to the elements more. « Show Less
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We leave it in a compartment in between the front seats. So far there has been no damage. HOwever, the heat in Florida is something else. I would suggest your calling the company (look on web ) for guidance.
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Yes, actually I used this the other today to repair my father's headliner that started falling from the front. Peel it back spray the foam and the fabric let sit for at least 5 mins the slowly roll the fabric back down.
1101041
Yes. It's very easy to remove. So easy in fact that the holder oftentimes "removes" itself and ends up falling on the front seats (if you are lucky) or on the floor. Do yourself a favor and look for another option.
1613875
Yes, it will move with your seat. It attaches to the seat, not the walls or floor. My drivers seat is further back than the passenger seat.
1319474
It depends I suppose on how much your car shakes when your driving, but I can't imagine a more sturdy apparatus being attached to the windshield. It may also be a function of how much weight is your dash-cam. I think that the squeeze mechanism is quite a strong grip. I would definitely try it.
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I would not recommend using this in a confined space. Unless you can get out of area quickly! Would suggest using Gel or Foam type spray or a good stun gun inside vehicle. Hope this is helpful.