Black headliner with grey interior?
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Black headliner with grey interior?
I took my headliner out of the 97 yesterday since it was sagging really bad. And I'm considering recovering it with a black material instead of the stock grey color.
Has anyone ever done this? If so how does it look with the rest of the interior being mostly grey?
Has anyone ever done this? If so how does it look with the rest of the interior being mostly grey?
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One of my sun visors has a rip in the fabric anyway, so I may just get them both re-upholstered in black.
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Alright, now don't mind the wrinkles in the fabric because I had to take the foam backing off when I did mine (it was flaking off) and didn't want to search all over for some decent foam to replace it, so that fabric is glued directly to the cardboard backing. I ironed it out real good when I originally did it, but bending the headliner/backing board to get it into the cab (thru the door instead of the rear window!) put wrinkles in it.
One of these days I'm gonna do an overhead console, so when the headliner comes out to do that I'll recover it again using foam behind the fabric like the factory did.
One of these days I'm gonna do an overhead console, so when the headliner comes out to do that I'll recover it again using foam behind the fabric like the factory did.
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You're welcome! I like the black... just have to be sure and use the foam next time. Oh and BTW that material is actually a rectangular tablecloth that I bought from amazon. I went to the fabric store and their headliner material was real thin like the factory stuff (although IIRC it did have the foam already on the back) so I got the tablecloth instead. Much more durable so when it's dirty I can just wipe it down with a wet rag or whatever.
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You're welcome! I like the black... just have to be sure and use the foam next time. Oh and BTW that material is actually a rectangular tablecloth that I bought from amazon. I went to the fabric store and their headliner material was real thin like the factory stuff (although IIRC it did have the foam already on the back) so I got the tablecloth instead. Much more durable so when it's dirty I can just wipe it down with a wet rag or whatever.
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