Rear and Canopy Headliner

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Replacing the Rear Headliner in a Tiger APPLICABILITY This discussion refers to the rear (turtleback) headliner in aircraft that do NOT have rod hangers for the headliner, such as my 1977 Tiger.

MATERIALS To complete the installation, you will need:

  • Self-adhesive 1/2" thick sound deadening foam (black).
  • Polyurethane 1/2" thick foam
  • Headliner fabric
  • 3M Spray Adhesive (90 and/or 70 - see discussion below)
  • Plastic paint remover scraper
  • Quart of MEK
  • Solvent based thick brushable paint remover (or citrus based)
  • Various knives and scissors and different size Phillips screwdrivers

PREPARATION

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