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19943, Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by calcio20, Apr-16-02 01:21 AM
Alright I'm gonna head over to Walmart later today and pick up two yards of black felt. Now, will two yards lay perfectly over the headliner or will I have to put on bits and pieces.... Also, for people doing this, that mf'ing thing holding the seatbelt is a bitch to get off.
tia
-Chris.
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19944, RE: Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by evan2, Apr-16-02 01:37 AM
if you have no sunroof, its about 40x45" 2 yards will cover it fine
you will just lay it over adn cut around the edges but leave some to overlap just use your judgement.. i did my boys 2001 accords headliner yesterday.. more holes and a sunroof.. was easy
2 yards will be more then enough
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19945, RE: Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by guest, Apr-16-02 03:00 AM
yup what he said, however i recommend bed sheets from a twin bed sheet set $7 at most and u get pretty colors/ patterns! :7
im going to redo mine soon with red and black and white pattern of some sort....its gonna look killer.
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19946, RE: Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by FuSi0N, Apr-16-02 03:31 AM
Is there anything wrong with just painting the headliner with a dye paint?
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19947, RE: Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by calcio20, Apr-16-02 04:03 AM
ugh.... yeah I tried doing that and it does not work. It's impossible to get the black color even. There were always some areas were it was lighter. Also, it ends up costing more (dupli is $5 a can).
Evan, did you ever find a way to wrap the visors in your silver color.
tia,
Chris
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19948, RE: Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by JohnnyCorona, Apr-16-02 04:40 AM

are you guys just gluing that stuff onto the existing headliner? i was just thinking about doing mine but havent really looked into it yet. my car is white and ive been painting white accents on the intior. i was thinking about white vinyl or something for the headliner.
-johnny
"Few people understand the psychology of dealing with a highway traffic cop. Normal speeders will panic and immidiately pull over to the side. This is wrong. It arouses content in the cop heart. Make the bastard chase you, he will follow..."
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19949, RE: Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by evan2, Apr-16-02 08:30 AM
im not a fan of dye
and yes i just spray the adhesive on the stock headliner and them on oe side of the new fabric let sit for a min or 2 to get tacky then lay over a little at a time and smooth out
calico
yes i had my visors done by a upholstrey guy, only payed 20 bucks but i got a big hook up at this place
you have to heat the up to take them apart
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19950, RE: Headliner (attn: myke or evan) Posted by nappyjim, Apr-16-02 08:33 AM
I redid my headliner , but I used actual headliner material. Costed 15 dollars to get the stuff, so its a little more than the bedsheets, but I like it. With this stuff though, you have to take off the old healiner or else it will be too thick I think. I have the write-up on the mods page if you wanna take a look at it.
 18" Konig Tantrum Rims Yokohama Parada Tires H&R Sport Springs (Old Pic Above) $15 Rear Camber Mod AEM Cold Air Intake ACS Black Molded Carpet Interior Painted White/Blue (Soon to be silver/black) Hyperwhite Lights 2 Rockford Fosgate XLC Subs 750 Watt All Digital Amp Reverse Indiglo Gauges
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