New headliner install ( pics)

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New headliner install ( pics)

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I hate the color of my headliner so much that I finally decided to do something about it ...I purchased 2 yards of Black Polyster/ Felt and 2 cans of 3M trim adhesive, removed the old stock headliner and carefully pulled off the old fabric , sprayed the adhesive on and started laying down the new black fabric smoothing it out carefully starting on one side and working it slowly to the other side with my hand ....I spent about $20.00 and Hour and 30 minutes on this project .....here are some pics of stock headliner , progress and final product :D



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nice work my friend
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Post by GregoryChristian »

thanks, I installed it back in my car this evening and it looks great...it makes it darker inside and for some reason gives the illusion of more headroom :)
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very nice.
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Nice work. Did you paint your pillars?
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nice work, seems were on same track alot of mods lol
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den wrote:Nice work. Did you paint your pillars?


yes....I painted both the front and rear black :)
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Can you take pics of your headliner installed? I would love to see how it looks. Thanks.
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Post by GregoryChristian »

I just took these a few minutes ago ...the camera flash is making the color look grey but it is actually black I will try to take some pics tommorrow in daylight :D I don't think I am going to reinstall my sun visors or dome light ....It looks alot neater without either :)


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how does the headliner attach to car? glue or is it just stiff and hold up by the pillars?
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Post by GregoryChristian »

the headliner is kinda sturdy but the front and rear pillars , Rearviewmirror , Sun visors and 3 clips in the rear help support it :)
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Is there a way to paint or darken the headliner without relining it? I've always wanted to make mine a dark dark grey...
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mr1in6billion wrote:Is there a way to paint or darken the headliner without relining it? I've always wanted to make mine a dark dark grey...

pobably could but the stock fabric is paper thin ...just find some colored fabric of you choice and do like me .....only cost me about $20.00 dollars for the materials :)
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Post by rsroadkilla »

looks well good! Im planning on gettin my interior re-trimmed but i wasnt sure about the headliner as i wasnt sure how much work it would require.

You've just made my mind up for me! Its gunne be trimmed too! :D

Nice one mate!
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Post by mr1in6billion »

GregoryChristian wrote:Image
Can you throw up a picture of the pillars? I'm curious how they look painted. Is it aqward having a big black line blocking your view instead of a big grey line?
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