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Hi and Happy Easter!
I am replacing the headliner in my 1938 Master Deluxe trunk back spoty sedan. I need replacement wire on welting. You know the cloth and metal trim above the doors that hides the tack strip.
Anyone know where to get it? I see that Chevys of the 40s sells it but with the windlace, which I do not really need.
Thanks!
Brad
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I believe it's called windlace. The upholstery shop where you got your headliner should be able to make it. The upholsterer that did my coupe made mine.
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Tiny, I think he is looking for the "Hidem" welting that hides the windlace and upholstery tacks. Most upholstery shops have it.
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It is called hidum. (spelling?)...it folds over and hides the nail heads. To look correct it should match the windlace.
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I believe it's called wireon and Hampton Coach sells a variety of colors. You nail on the thin side then fold over to cover the nail heads. Brian
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