I found some nice pin stripe fabric and thinking of doing my doors, back hatch and headliner in it. I have done work on all but the headliner. Any tips or tricks for a easy removal and any problems people have had doing this. Thanks
just make sure not to pull on the headliner or you will make a crease that can be seen even with a new fabric on it. just be careful with the side airbags make sure you disconnect your battery. I have black suede on my headliner.
they are curtain air bags once you lower the headliner you will see them they are over the doors and go along the side to the back of the car. you dont need to do anything to them just in case you stick your hand in there make sure you dont get tangled with the cables and strings holding them together.
one that doesnt stretch too much. i have an issue with my fabric of choice. i stretch it out so it lays down nice and square with all the curves on my headliner and inevitably in about 3 months it starts pulling away from the glue as the elasticity of the fabric tries to correct itself. happened twice using the same fabric, after the first time i thought maybe i didnt use enough glue.
stitching the fabric thru the headliner? hmmmm, that might work to keep it pinned down in key spots. i really love the fabric i have, havent seen anything to replace it with. they say third times a charm...might actually be my fifth time!
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