Getting creases out of headliner material?
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Getting creases out of headliner material?
Has anyone done this or know how to? The material I got has some annoying creases in it; I had it sitting folded for a couple weeks. I'll go get more material as a last resort, but would like to hear some suggestions first.
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One possible solution might be just letting it sit open (relaxed) for a day or two (it [i]may[i/] return to it's original shape).
The other, warming it with steam from an iron (i.e.: place a washcloth/towel over affected area and then steam over it, cloth and liner, with an iron).
Neither a definate solution (for headliner material) but, it may/maynot help, it won't get worse at least.
The other, warming it with steam from an iron (i.e.: place a washcloth/towel over affected area and then steam over it, cloth and liner, with an iron).
Neither a definate solution (for headliner material) but, it may/maynot help, it won't get worse at least.
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ive always heard everyone i know of taking it out and let it sit in the sun best place i know sounds weird is on the hood of a car good side up unfolded completely and let it get really hot then go out and have someone help ya pull and wipe the wrinkles out of it and it should be just fine
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