Headliner fabric
 

Purchased from Pelican Parts, new in wrapper.
Color - tan, foamed backed
Size - 74" x 60"
Price - $40.00 + shipping to your location (shipping from MI)
Contact - via PM

thanks,
Rikdee

Was that for a Slicktop or sunroof model?


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Sunroof.

Is it still for sale?

I just did a liner for a Slicktop. Turned out well for my first time. Only 4 more to do... [emoji849]


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Large fabric stores often have headliner material and the adhesive.

Do you guys recommend buying an OEM fabric or should I just buy one from a fabric store? If so should I do it all on my own or should I take my car to TJ since I live about 20 mins from the border and get it done over there.

Prolly cheaper and faster in TJ. [emoji41]

Just be sure what thickness they use for the sunroof liner as it can't be too thick or it will jam the mechanism.


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Yea true. Where did you buy your headliners from? @BlackBMWs

Headliner fabric
 

eBay in Texas, $60 shipped I think. 3m 90 strength adhesive from Lowes. 3 1/2 cans for a Slicktop headliner. Prolly really would take 2 1/2 to 3 cans. Learning I let the adhesive dry to long.


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That's not too bad. I'm thinking of doing it myself, my only worry though is that I have a sunroof. That's tho only part I'm not looking forwards too. Imma have to do some research on how to do it on a sunroof.

yes, I have 3 sunroof headliners and a Cali left to go. The Slicktop was my learning experience. It wasn't hard, just like most things, prep was the big thing to get the old headliner cleaned and preped for the glue.

Lessons learned:

• clean the headliner really well for the best adhesion
• Let the glue get tacky, but not dry.
• Have extra cans of glue available
• Don't multitask. :)
• definitely worth the $80 to get it done, especially since I have a total of 5 to do.
• Way easier to have a spare headliner to work with to not rush the prep.

Good luck with your project. Cheers! :cool:

Thanks!!! You've got a tough job hahah 5 headliners... Good luck to you too!

Anyone tackled this with the headliner mounted?

You mean with the panel still attached to the roof? I don't see how it's possible.