Permatex 27828 Body Shop Heavy Duty Headliner Adhesive, High-Strength Spray Adhesive, Repair Detached Or Loose Interior Parts, Dries Clear, Aerosol Can, 16.75 Oz

Wish I would have bought this first. Nice and sticky, easy to apply and worked great. I bought two cans to be sure I had enough for my suv headliner and I'm very glad I did. I still have a half a can for other projects, but was able to complete my headliner in one shot...

This 💩 is amazing. I’m pretty sure this is what spider man used in his web slingers. I’ve done my share of headliners and have always used 3m and have always had glue seep through the headliner or have crappy spray coverage come out the can but this stuff was amazing . Nice spray patten and was super tacky and set super quick. I’m super happy and will only be using this stuff from now on

It works great. I read a lot of reviews having problems with the nozzle getting clogged. If you follow the instructions written on the container, no problems!

I sprayed on the headliner of my car in the rear area.It sticks good ,you just have to make sure you aim properly because it can get all over areas you don't want.Also the glue itself can soak into headliner leaving it with a stain look because of the glue seen from the other side.But it works well,my headliner no longer falls down around the edges.

I watched a YouTube video about how to fix your car headliner, and the YouTuber who fixed his own car headliner recommended this very product. I thought about purchasing a generic adhesive spray from my local big box hardware store, but reviews for those generic products were not great. So I decided to follow the recommendation of the YouTuber and bought this specific spray.I used this spray for the headliner in the front section of my vehicle and the rear section of my vehicle. The spray adhesive works. There is a very strong bonding adhesion. There are instructions stating that you should spray both sides of the headliner for effective adhesion. I did just that.The only caveat I would add is that using this spray (or any spray) can get messy very, very quickly. You can easily apply too much spray. If you are not careful in attaching one side of the headliner to the other side, you can easily get folds in your headliner which will result in an ugly looking finished headliner. I advise you to go slowly.I wish this spray came with a little nozzle spray (like the size of a tropicana straw) that you could attach to the spray opening. This would allow you to control the spray radius much more closely.In terms of the product effectiveness, it is fantastic. But actually getting a pretty-looking, polished finished result will all depend on your dexterity and experience in using this product.

Last time I used this was for a Pontiac Grand Am and I needed two cans, which I purchased before doing the job. This time I’m doing a Honda Civic, which is a much smaller car and I thought I could get away with one can but no, you still need two cans. I had to rush to my local and pay $5 more for another can. They should say on the can that you’ll need a minimum of two cans. (Technically I only used 1/3 of the 2nd can which I could store for about a year)

Extremely strong, and the spray can makes application very easy. Absolutely my go to for any future headliner or other fabric replacements.

I didn’t wanna spend the money to take an older 1998 Toyota Corolla to the shop for a headliner replacement so I decided to give it a shot myself. This adhesive works very well. Follow the instructions and spray both sides before sticking together. The end result turned out very nicely And it did the job it was advertising to do.