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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonMar-28-05 02:18 AM
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#83136, "Poll question: What should i do while the headliner is out?"




          

if you choose fiberglass state what color i should paint it. my interior is grey, original color of headliner is light grey. Car is silver.

Poll result (11 votes)
Clean it (4 votes)Vote
Recover with new fabric (3 votes)Vote
Fiberglass it. (4 votes)Vote
(0 votes)Vote
(0 votes)Vote
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RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, WIDECLIPSE, Mar-28-05 03:01 AM, #1
RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, RSClipse9d7, Mar-28-05 03:29 AM, #2
      RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, SILVERNT, Mar-28-05 04:42 AM, #3
      RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, a_miller_76, Mar-28-05 05:16 AM, #4
           RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, Mar-28-05 09:03 AM, #5
      RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, Mar-28-05 08:44 AM, #6
           RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, got_NX, Mar-28-05 02:05 PM, #7
RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, rucr8z2, Mar-28-05 11:15 AM, #8
RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?, EvMan2345, Mar-28-05 02:57 PM, #9

WIDECLIPSEMar-28-05 03:01 AM
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#83138, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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I say clean it because it matches the interior already. It'd be different if you had the black interior, then I'd say recover it.

-Roman

  
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RSClipse9d7Mar-28-05 03:29 AM
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#83140, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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If you have the money I would get one of those fiberglass ones. I don't know what colors they come in but they seem to be really nice.

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SILVERNTMar-28-05 04:42 AM
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#83147, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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terry, dont be a ricer, clean it

  
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a_miller_76Mar-28-05 05:16 AM
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#83150, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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I'd either clean it or recover it. I just got a full grey interior and I don't like that light grey color and how it constrasts so badly with the darker grey of the interior itself. So I'm going to recover mine with a dark grey so it matches better.

That and if I were you I'd get some dynamat and cover the sheetmetal of your roof. You'll be glad you did emoji

  
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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonMar-28-05 09:03 AM
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#83159, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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Originally posted by a_miller_76
I'd either clean it or recover it. I just got a full grey interior and I don't like that light grey color and how it constrasts so badly with the darker grey of the interior itself. So I'm going to recover mine with a dark grey so it matches better. That and if I were you I'd get some dynamat and cover the sheetmetal of your roof. You'll be glad you did emoji


Well recovering it with darker material is an idea that i was thinking. It wouldnt show as much dirt.

As far as dynamat.......i hate dynamat, its outdates, prehistoric and weighs a ton. I prefer the spray deadeners because they go on so much nicer and coverage is better. Plus i have a sunroof so no deadening to do here...lol

Thanks for the opinions guys. Looks like i will see how clean i can get it and go from there.

Terry

  
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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonMar-28-05 08:44 AM
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#83156, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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Originally posted by RSClipse9d7
If you have the money I would get one of those fiberglass ones. I don't know what colors they come in but they seem to be really nice.


Why would i buy a fiberglass one when i can make it..........

  
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got_NXMar-28-05 02:05 PM
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#83176, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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 Mar-28-05 02:06 PM by got_NX

          

fiberglass it! get a big piece of speaker grill cloth, spray glue it to headliner with 3M spray glue high bond. Then resin. Then scuff with 180, next use a light weight body filler mixed with resin and make creamy and spread around. The block sand 180 grit flat, fill any holes and DA with 220 grit, filler prime and paint. I should take no longer than 2 days to do this.

  
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rucr8z2Mar-28-05 11:15 AM
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#83169, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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Cover it in a light grey suede.

  
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EvMan2345Mar-28-05 02:57 PM
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#83178, "RE: What should i do while the headliner is out?"
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clean it...

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