3M Automotive Headliner & Fabric Adhesive, 38808, 18.1 oz

A little goes a long way and we are completely happy with the purchase! I bought two cans because I wasn't sure how much it would actually take, we barely used any so I returned the unused one.

Actually used this to attach Velcro to the underside of a throw rug. I can't speak to headliners, but the adhesion on carpet 'anti-skid' pads is great.

3m headliner adhesive was a lifesaver for my saggy F30 BMW. i had the sunroof portion hanging by threads for a while. i had to remove the sunroof glass(easy) and clean off the old yellow cottage cheese glue. i sprayed a good coat of adhesive and let it sit for a few minutes as instructed, the end result was a new looking headliner with the same fabric. I should've went with a darker color but its fine for now. i give it 5 outta five stars. ⭐

Sprays good coverage is good for a spray glue doesn't go as far as you would think but hold up well so far and has a strong hold.

This is a highly rated product. Walmart had a lower price than competitors in the area. I ordered on-line with some reservations because of past difficulties with other vendors, but received excellent service.

used this to replace headliner in our duaghters car. prep is key. make sure you remove all the old debris, we used an oscillating sander with light grit. make sure you are holding the fabric away from surface until ready to seal, once you put it down its down. do small patches at a time especially around curves. most liners come with a roller to use for ensuring a secure bond. held up for a year now with no sagging

Works well so far! Fairly easy to use where I needed it. It might not be as easy if the headliner was loose in the middle but mine was at the very back.

Tried to use but would not hold at all.. even after adding pressure for a couple of minutes to the upholstery… a high price for something that doesn't work.. also says on bottle may not work for overhead even though it's labeled as for headliner.. should have gone with staples to begin with.. would not recommend.

spent hours doing prep work. applied my material perfectly. less than a week later the glue started letting go. I've done multiple headliner repairs with various adhesives. this is the worst one I've ever used.

Didn't stick to foam at all. I went to great lengths to prep the headliner and foam, devised a complex way to hold the headliner in place for a day while the adhesive completely dried. It held for two days then separated from the foam layer. Now it left a big mess of glue residue and I need to redo it. What a disaster. Very poor results.