HOW TO: Change your headliner color

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HOW TO: Change your headliner color

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This is from a vw forum but just imagine your doing it for an MX-3. Its a pretty good wirte up i thought maybe you guys could use it unless there is a how to already up but if not enjoy :D http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthread.p ... =headliner
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I did mine. Also did the side pieces and pillar.
pox wrote:Mmm custom wrapped plastic pieces and headliner. :roll:

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Took the bp+t out of the mx and swapped it into a 95 escort wagon. ;)
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To do list updated, thanks for complicating my spring! :lol: :welder:
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Pox, you wrapped the pillars? That is a fricken good idea! Looks alot better then paint IMO
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Yea, they were tan so I couldnt leave it. The driver side is a black triple gauge pod, but I may move the gauges somewhere else.
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yeah I changed my headliner a couple of years ago... pretty easy actually.

I never thought of doing the A and B pillars!! :o Kind of makes it luxury like a cadillac or lincoln haha :lol:
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Yeah the a ann b pillar thing is a pretty great idea i had just painted mine black it looks pretty good i just hope it doesnt chip off some how but if it does ill be wrapping them in fabric
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kulluminati777 wrote:Yeah the a ann b pillar thing is a pretty great idea i had just painted mine black it looks pretty good i just hope it doesnt chip off some how but if it does ill be wrapping them in fabric
I painted mine flat black. Need to retouch it once in a while but not to often. mostly on the area where the seatbelt slides into and near the auto seatbelt tracks.
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kulluminati777 wrote:Yeah the a ann b pillar thing is a pretty great idea i had just painted mine black it looks pretty good i just hope it doesnt chip off some how but if it does ill be wrapping them in fabric


A one yearish update on painting the A and B pillars: they are still looking good no need to retouch anywhere, not even under the seat belts (yet) so painting or wrapping in fabric seems sufficient
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i have done both paint and wrap them. im much happier with the wrap then paint. i found the paint sticks weird and its hard to get a good coverage because of the dimples on the surface of the pillars. i tried sanding them smooth but that was a lost cause. to save my half mangled pillars from the sanding i wrapped them in black felt and im very happy. plus you get the awesome fuzzy texture from the felt.

"when life hands you a Jeffrey, rub the fuzzy A pillars :lol:"
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If you hadn't said that, I would have :lol: That movie was a total mindf*^k for me.
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