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Hi thanks for taking the time to do the video. Can you confirm the metal plate is meant to be used on the top like that ? Isn't the rubber foot meant to be in contact with the vehicle on the top side ?

Watching your video saved me so much time! Thanks for posting.

You've answered a lot of questions I've had for a long time and haven't been able to find in a video, so thanks for that.

Ok, that was nice. I bought the beams and supports for my van. I also finally saw how those stupid rivet things on on, now I gotta buy one of em! Damnit! Money money money...

Thanks so much for this! It will make installing mi.e so much easier!

Please I have the same grip with my car roof its grey color and light fabric. What kind of glue can I use. It's a Honda Accord

How it’s being holding it? Same Here, i redid my headliner but ended up no using enough glue on some spots close to the sun visors . I wonder if will hold for long?

Thank you guys , really learnt A LOT !!!😊😊😊 & loved the full visual explaining of the Rivnut , cheers from Downunder 🎉looking forward to trying this bed i recently bought a 2nd hand Mercedes Sprinter 😊im really just a beginner 😊

Need some high temp glue . Not sure how long that’ll last

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How did this hold up? I have the same exact problem min my van

Hi from California! It is been 4 years since you posted your video. I just watched it and want to ask you how do you like your screen door? Maybe you have other suggestions. Thank you!

I have been working on a method to repair a sagging headliner and your's is exactly what I am looking for. Thanks so much for posting this video. Ronster

Thanks. Will try trick on my '81 Riviera that is developing a bubble in the middle of the roof liner

Smart idea!

Are you guys not on KZbin anymore ? What happened?

Very good and creative way to fix a bubbling or drooping headliner. The only bad thing with using glue, especially on a thin surface cloth, is that usually the glue bleeds thru and shows stains in the headliner, like in luxury cars. For the surface your fixing, it looks more fluffy and thick, so likely you wouldn't see glue stains if they bleed thru. Very good video. If you just do spots, with not to much glue, it should be fine.

Thanks guys

I try before not working

Wouldnt using an iron reheat the glue and re activate it?

Bro 😎

No stains?

tnx nice, snappy hir in philippines going tondo this to my sisters trailbazer

Just a reminder to people that want to recreate this: Use glue with high temperature resistance, normal superglue cant withstand the hot sun.

Thought about using a spray can straw, sharping tip like hypodermic, inserting into fabric and going in circular motions 🤔

Is there any reason you opted not to use the existing holes?

Well done and very clever! Now will try it myself...

Nice . Thanks guys..... very helpful vid.

I love these videos that leave out huge details in the process.

Heck yea thank you!

What size are the rivnuts?

Nice step by step. Good job.

10:33 You says what now? This is the worst rattle can painting I have ever seen. Clearly has no idea how to use the paint but immediately starts explaining how to do it, even when she's done the complete opposite.

I need to install a factory partition that I picked up used. Were all the fastener just self-tapping sheet metal screws? Where there any rivet nuts installed for the partition? Were there any special bushings or washers on the screws holding the partition in? Thanks!

15:59 tighty whities?

$1000 heater and didn't use a turret plate on the corrugated floor🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

your fuel pump is installed the wrong way round, and the muffler is installed incorrectly, also upside down... There is a hole in the muffler to drain condensed water, and the pump is supposed to have its electrical connector upside down at 15 to 35 degrees. Regards

I broke my “B pillar”plastic. Not sure what you meant by clips. Mine cracked when trying to take it off.

I’m sick to death of these videos please stop them !!

This is a great video! I found this looking for options on how to fix a few sagging points in my newly laid headliner. I did mine by myself and didn't get a chance to lay the indented areas good so it created tension, thus not sticking well. I had put starlights in my headliner so completely redoing everything was out of the question. This video gave me the needle trick option. I went to a Tractor supply and bought syringes and needles. (Any place that sells farm animal stuff should have needles). I popped off the plunger of the syringe and just filled it with gorilla glue. Then I put the plunger back in and attached the needle. Worked like a charm. All the areas I applied glue with the needle are still holding up on my headliner. I did black suede in a 2000 dodge ram 1500. The gorilla glue did harden the headliner material where I applied it but it's not overly noticeable. Im okay with it in a few spots since the alternative for me was to redo 1,040 fiber optics and relay the entire headliner. This video is golden! 🔥 Note: test w/e glue you plan on using against a piece of scrap headliner material. It may cause discoloration or hard spots. Also becarful when pulling the needle out so you don't get glue on the headliner.

Thanks

Out of curiosity, how is that glue holding up a few years later?

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Just installed the AS3 D2 today, thanks for all the tips and detail. Excellent video. Thanks

Big help thanks! 👍👍👍

I'm installing the same unit this week. Great tips and ideas that I didn't think of. Thanks both of you

Best video on this topic!

Outstanding, so much easier than trying to navigate manual! Actually, installation manual don’t explain much and even diagrams didn’t match the kit I installed. Thanks!

are those self tapping bolts/screws