George Vondriska and Brent Ackley teach you how to prepare a headliner for installation into a 1956 Chevrolet 150. They talk about the tools that you’ll need (tape measure, scissors, hammer, pneumatic staple gun, push tools and a heat gun), and demonstrate each of the essential classic car maintenance tips and techniques you’ll use.
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1:02Adding the Headliner and Vinyl Top
In this video, you’ll see how in one afternoon the team is able to put the headliner and vinyl top on the car. Both the headliner and top are original materials and really make the car look sharp! Pulled tight as a drum, the vinyl top sets the paint off and amps up the wow…
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31:14Detailing With Wizards Products
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17:30Dash Bezel Restoration
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1:28Tape to Remove Upholstery Adhesive
When completing any classic car upholstery project or simply making small repairs, it is possible to get upholstery adhesive in places you don’t want it. Using solvents to clean upholstery adhesive can sometimes lead to further spreading it out or damaging the finish on your upholstery. Here’s a quick tip to make cleanups easy and…
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