Headliner

If I have done this correctly... Check out my headliner


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Looks good man. 1st time I've seen that done to a Jeep.

Not too crazy on the fabric, but that's personal preference.

I'll be looking to do the same thing once I get my cage built. How about some details including how you secured it and what's under it (or is that fabric just over top of the original?).

Steve

yes tell us about your project looks good. tony

Now you need some new tunes to set the mood ...

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Actually, a friend from my lodge does custom auto interiors. The fabric was not my first choice I will admit, but it was on sale and sure beat my sagging liner. I took out the original myself, no big deal, the worst was removing the foam backing. Once that was done, an application of adhesive and a roller similiar to a small wallpaper roller. Gave it about 30 mins to dry and here you have it. From what I was told, the material has a lot to play in it. Another reason I went with this was it was a felt type, which gave great adhesion. After seeing it done, I could have done it, but it was nice to have someone else help out.