Good Idea! 👍

i didn't succeed to find the specific glue can you pleas instruct how to get it

Mama mia, Neil this is Norm. My wifes headliner started to sag down in her car and I need to repair it, it get warm out here in Florida, but we love it out here. Well in reviewing some KZbin videos, there was your friendly face! however I did not recognize your East Coast accent. I was laughing my ass off, you are still a funny lad. Anyways it was good to get some tips from you, your head liner came out pretty good I must say. I had fund watching your video. Peace brother and God Bless you as well. Norm

Thanks brother

Thanks for the idea. Did the repair last, everyone wants to know?

Great job. Love it Bro👍

I just wanna say I think you’re adorable let’s go out lol and thanks for the headliner tutorial I am repairing my clients headliner in his 1990 Chevy step-side truck. Well I am going to TRY & repair it - you should come help me!!

Great demonstration. Thanks! 👍👍👏👏

Where do you have your shop i need one done.

Great job your the man keep tucking and rolling.

You pulled it out too soon and cream pie it😉

GOOD.... 😀

Wish I had discovered your vid last year. My headliner started to sag in a lil spot.Wasnt long, the sag started spreading. Then the whole liner sagged

you use glue to glue on to a glue spray can. this is elon musk

So 2 years later, how'd it hold up?

Dude, you are the master of DIY. I'm re-titling your video as "How to DIY re-glue cheap headliner sag with needle & spray adhesive without removing fabric, also known as Mini Van Headliner Repair" - I've sent this to numerous people and my mechanic. well done.

Hello how long did the glue last before the material sagged again please. Thanks

Clever use of the needle. I’m surprised that the glue can doesn’t come with it.

When I watched this I wondered about gluing to the foam that failed in the first place? I got the needles did the spray, let it dry for a couple of minutes and massaged the liner into place. It stuck and I showed it to my wife, she said, "Looks good!" until two days later when it had released everywhere. Apparently gluing to the surface of the failed foam is not a hood idea! I'm going to look up the guy that mentioned tacking it up. He may be getting through the foam and gluing all the way through from fabric to the hardliner.

Is there any reason why you couldn’t just use Cyanoacrylate glue (a.k.a. Krazy glue) instead of having the expense of that special dental glue to glue the needle to the spray can?

It is now over a year later. How well did this hold up?

Good job 👍

Hi, I have used several glues, but when the ceiling heats up it peels off again, doesn't this happen with loctite?

Reccomend gorilla adhesive spray?

Only sagging right above passenger seat area.....

Same problem here....what specific needles are the called?

So what happened to the marks? Did they fade away?

What a great idea. Thanks

Thanks for sharing. Just the solution I was looking for. Did the stains fade as the adhesive dried?

You should have used a roller and waited few mins before sticking the material on..this would have allowed the glue to absorb a bit and not stain the material

Looks good. I got a few bad spots in my honda that I am going to tackle. Thanks for the confidence.

The only thing that comes to my mind when it comes to Our House is probably the Song by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.

who sang this professionally , i miss listening to it by the other professional group , no offence , it must have been removed for copy write reasons ???

Thank you for all the adda-boys from you nice folks. But it never ceases to amaze me how many people there are who feel the need to dis others just to make their own sorry egos feel better. First off, I'm a home owner not a contractor so, no, you wouldn't hire me. Secondly, the feed is below the frost line where I live, a place that seldom gets anywhere near freezing... It's about 15" to 16" deep. Thirdly, white sch40 PVC is acceptable for underground feed according to local code... yes, I did my homework. Lastly, I divorced so was never able to finish the job, but YES, it was going to go on a 100 amp breaker, already purchased... the 15A switch was the previous owner's work for the 110v feed. The ABS sweep is the only non-code item and it was replaced after the video. Thanks again to all you NICE folks that commented. :-)

Oh no, it's for a separate feed... There's enough room in the pipe for another 110v feed.

Besides all the previous comments on depth and conduit type, you're going to tap into 220 for outdoor lighting at the fence?

the conduit looks a little shallow and needs to be sc.80 out of the ground + straps but the stuff out of the pipe doesnt look very safe..i dont think i would hire you + you complain to much....

Great job. However the trench should be 18" deep.

Awesome job and awesome man cave. Personally though I wonder why guys put up with marrying and buying a home only to find that they have little control of the house they bought, and then they have to work on the garage and turn it into a man cave so they have a place where they actually call the shots. I was too geeky to marry when I was young and too smart to marry when I got older, so the house I bought is my own. My entire house is my man cave.

Hi Voltage is 600 Volts and Up...just say..nice work though

Building inspector would have turned around and walked away with disgust.

Its 0:30 i must sleep !!! bye

Singing sorry

Servus from austria !!! You can good singen !

There are multiple violations here. Your conduit is nowhere near deep enough, should be 18" to the top of your conduit. Looks like you used plumbing pipe?? Should be electrical grade PVC sched. 40. Plumbing T is nowhere near legal. The exposed wiring from the 2" LB to your "cutoff switch" is garbage, all wiring must be in an approved raceway! For god's sake, people- if you don't know what the hell you're doing, hire an electrician! Good luck in your Death Cave.

Tom Hanks?

PVC Schedule 40 is fine underground but should change over to 80 from sweeps on up. Thanks for the video!

Very good! Nice to see it from this angle!

Plumbing pipe and plumbing tee a no no, its possible the trench isn't deep enough as well if you live in a frost area you should have expansion couplings where the conduit exits the ground. Open wiring not part of a cable where it connects to the shut off is dangerous, did you run a ground/bonding wire? Keep trying, possibly with a little more research.

good job in spite of the comments below. if you feel like it, all you have to do is make it 18 inches deep and an upgrade to the PVC and it will/would be as good a job as a CERTIFIED MASTER ELECTRICIAN would do. just think about it ;)