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Headliner

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albinman
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Headliner

Post by albinman »

Hi everyone I have purchased a 1988 27' Albin Family Cruiser and need to do some interior teak work in order to do this I need to remove the headliner however I have not found a way to do this with out replacing it with a new one as the one that is there is still in good shape. If anyone has any ideas they would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Headliner

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Bite the bullet & get a new headliner put in. While you are at it remove all the ports. You most likely have rot in the balsa core. Been there. Fixed that when I had a 27. Planning to do same job on my 32 this winter.
1996 A32 'S' Type
Bermuda

1986 A27AC 1986-2000
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Re: Headliner

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Thank you for your suggestion. I would have bitten the bullet and went ahead and replaced the headliner and the other things you suggested however the gentelman that I bought it from had already had that done but negelected to refinish the teak, why go to all that trouble and not refinish the teak I have no idea. So my question stands is there anyway to remove the headliner without having to pelace it.
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Re: Headliner

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More than likely the headliner is stapled onto some type of wood strip along the perimeter and may or may not be adhered to the underside of the deck. I think you are going to have a very difficult time removing the liner without compromising it. You could try pulling the staples under the teak strip and very carefully pulling the liner, but I think the odds of you being able to re-install the liner in a way that looks right are bad.

Good luck.
Kim Suhr
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