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FWIW, European Auto Interiors seems to be out of business. Couldn't complete an order on the website and phone appears to be disconnected. Placed an order with VeteranCo over the phone. Payment was a little bit cumbersome and shipping ended up being more than I expected, but I got the material I need. VeteranCo says they are working on a new website.
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Originally posted by cobra View Post
Yes, eventually I got it. I used global upholstery BM3109. The trick was using 3M "90" industrial spray adhesive and removing the old felt backing from the pillar cover so the new fabric could bond directly to the plastic, which was a real pain in the ass. I then sprayed both sides and massaged it onto the panel. It stuck down and looks factory.
The A and B pillars you can probably leave the old felt attached, because there's no weird curves it needs to adhere to. The issue I had originally was that it would just pull up the fibers of the old fabric and so it wouldn't stick down.
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Originally posted by bavarian3 View Post
Which one did you buy? Did you ever get it to work?
I'm thinking at this point to go non-OE. Total price for all new pillars is silly to spend.
The A and B pillars you can probably leave the old felt attached, because there's no weird curves it needs to adhere to. The issue I had originally was that it would just pull up the fibers of the old fabric and so it wouldn't stick down.
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Originally posted by cobra View PostI bought this fabric but can't figure out how to wrap the C pillars. it doesn't conform to the curves at all.
I'm thinking at this point to go non-OE. Total price for all new pillars is silly to spend.
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Does the moonroof shade use the same material (BM134) as the headliner? On another car I owned, the shade used a material with thinner foam backing. Poking around on my car, the shade foam actually feels thicker than the headliner.
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Originally posted by toy4to View PostDAP Weldwood Landau Contact Cement is the stuff to use if you want to do it once and never have to worry about it.
Originally posted by heinzboehmer View PostAlso no experience with the weldwood stuff.
Contact cement is the same stuff used for Formica countertops, so it should last a really long time.
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Originally posted by cobra View PostI bought this fabric but can't figure out how to wrap the C pillars. it doesn't conform to the curves at all.
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I bought this fabric but can't figure out how to wrap the C pillars. it doesn't conform to the curves at all.
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3M super 77 or super 90. Personally, I've found the 77 to have enough hold. Just make sure to spray it on the pillar and wait until it tacks up to attach the fabric. If you spray it on the fabric or attach it when it's still too wet, it might bleed through.
Edit: hmm, interesting thought above. I glued my pillars back just a couple months ago, so can't speak to the longevity of the adhesive. Also no experience with the weldwood stuff.
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I've heard that 3M Spray adhesive 77 or 90 don't hold up well long term. DAP Weldwood Landau Contact Cement is the stuff to use if you want to do it once and never have to worry about it.
Added a link: https://glueplace.com/industries/con...rade-1-gallon/Last edited by toy4to; 03-21-2023, 05:40 PM.
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What kind of glue/adhesive do we like for the BM134 headliner, and BM3109 for A/B/C pillars?
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Originally posted by Wernd View Post
I actually ordered my stuff from my local dealership as their prices were significantly better than ECS and ECS was backordered on the euro headliner. Received them last week and finally installed this past weekend, I didn't notice them not matching but I didn't lay everything out side by side under a light either
How much did you pay via dealer if you don’t mind me asking?
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Yup for sure, that place is more convenient to people in OC or anyone who wants to order online. So like, everyone lol
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Originally posted by Nate047 View Post
That's a different place in Anaheim. Veteran co is in downtown LA. Their websites have always been atrocious to the point of comedy. I guarantee the IT guy who is also the janitor just forgot to renew their domain.
They're probably all stocking the same fabric so I suspect it doesn't matter where you order from.
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