Headliner?
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Headliner?
Nice photo's Steve. I am thinking of using some of those shiny panels used for a shower wall, believe that is what is is used for. Comes in 4x8 sheets. I think I would go for 3 pieces to make the back part easier to install. It should bend ok to match the roof and leave room for insulation. The old cardboard one is warped and cracking. 
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Headliner?
Sounds like it'll last, but it'll be noisy unless you a) use some spray adhesive to attach carpet foam to the back of it; b) undercoat the back; c) Rhino-line the back; d) apply Dynamat to the back. A hairdryer or heat gun will let you put the proper contour on it. For a long, straight, smooth bend, get a REALLY long piece of 3" copper tubing and put a blowtorch in the far end. Lay the plastic over it away from the torch and let it fall across the curve of the tubing wall.
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