3M Headliner & Fabric Adhesive, 18.1 oz. Aerosol Can (Pack of 2)

Cheap Insurance Against Headliner Failure If you’ve ever owned a Jeep with a hardtop, you already know that heat, cold, humidity, and constant temperature swings can be tough on adhesives over time. Even when replacement headliner kits include their own adhesive, I still like having a high-quality automotive adhesive on hand for extra peace of mind. This 3M product has been one of my go-to choices for headliner work because it is specifically designed for automotive environments where materials are exposed to extreme summer heat and winter cold. The last thing anyone wants is to spend time installing a headliner only to have corners start sagging or sections pull away months later. The spray pattern is consistent, the adhesion is strong, and it provides the confidence that the installation will hold up long-term. I have found it especially useful for Jeep hardtops, where temperature fluctuations can be much more extreme than in a traditional vehicle. The cans arrived well packaged, and having multiple cans on hand is convenient for larger projects or future repairs. For Jeep owners, restorations, headliner repairs, upholstery projects, or anyone wanting a little extra insurance against adhesive failure, this is a product I would not hesitate to keep in the garage. #FoundItOnAmazon #JeepLife #JeepJKU #HeadlinerRepair #3M #AutomotiveProjects #GarageEssentials #DIYGarage #AmazonFinds #JeepMods #AutomotiveMaintenance

Professional quality adhesive. Work to carefully position your materials you are joining because once you place the materials together they are likely to stay in place permanently

2 cans was perfect for doing the headliner in my 2005 gmc sierra had about 1/3 can left

Used almost four cans for install of convertible top on Super Beetle.

Works good. Too good. If you’re not a pro, you’ll mess it all up. The headliner is up in the beater. But YouTube lied about how easy it is to use this stuff. Very sticky!! Easy to use. Easy to wrinkle the headliner too and just wad it all up. But oh well. It’s a beater. Nuff said.

This adhesive saved me a trip to the upholstery shop. It bonded my fabric headliner back in place with a solid, even hold. No overspray issues, and it dries quickly. Looks like it was professionally done. Two cans were more than enough for the job.

Good quality

It has only been 3 weeks but so far so good, purchased both cans but only really needed one. Recommendation for anyone doing headliners, do middle out small sections at a time, especially where there is a ton of hills and dips. Ended only using most of one can for the headliner, this is applying both on the fabric and liner. Video of headliner included, purchased headliner fabric on ebay for < $70, with extra for a few other items in my car. Pros: - Easy to use - Sticks really well - Allows you a few moments to pull off and reapply again Cons: TBD- still too early to tell, will report back in 6 months. Update, still sticking strong 2 years later.