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wlease4 posted 01-02-2011 04:52 PM ET (US)
Anyone know how to remove the headliner in the cabin of a 2008 305 conquest? Do they snap in or are they glued? I want to run some speaker cables and need access.
jimh posted 01-02-2011 06:46 PM ET (US)
Contact Boston Whaler customer service. They will be happy to tell you all about the construction details of a boat they built two years ago.
wlease4 posted 01-05-2011 10:34 AM ET (US)
Thanks Jim, I took your advice and I'm posting Whalers reply for others that may encounter the same need.
From Boston Whaler:
The padded headliner sections are attached using, what we call, christmas tree fasteners. These are basically plastic clips (shaped like a tree) that push up into a hole.
You can drop these down by, carefully, inserting a thin, flat tool around the outer edges of the panels and pulling down. Reinstall by inserting the clips back into the holes and pushing up.

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Author	Topic: Remove Conquest headliner
wlease4	posted 01-02-2011 04:52 PM ET (US) Anyone know how to remove the headliner in the cabin of a 2008 305 conquest? Do they snap in or are they glued? I want to run some speaker cables and need access.
jimh	posted 01-02-2011 06:46 PM ET (US) Contact Boston Whaler customer service. They will be happy to tell you all about the construction details of a boat they built two years ago.
wlease4	posted 01-05-2011 10:34 AM ET (US) Thanks Jim, I took your advice and I'm posting Whalers reply for others that may encounter the same need. From Boston Whaler: The padded headliner sections are attached using, what we call, christmas tree fasteners. These are basically plastic clips (shaped like a tree) that push up into a hole. You can drop these down by, carefully, inserting a thin, flat tool around the outer edges of the panels and pulling down. Reinstall by inserting the clips back into the holes and pushing up.