If you guys do that, the fabric does get really stiff. It almost feels like sand paper.

You can still budget wrap your headliner for less than $100. A buddy and myself did it within a day, from morning to late evening. Had everything back together and re-wrapped.

Here's what it will look like if you get it wrapped or re-done and not spraying it.

I will admit, I did spray my visors with the dye but I got so sick of it being so damn rough that I just cut them apart and had them wrapped in suede.

 

not if you do light coats on the visors, mine arent bad at all. but nothing beats actual material though. ^ looks sick except i would pass on the material you got there
sickest headliner right hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
https://g35driver.com/forums/media-s...-plastics.html

 

They're old pictures and the headliner material in this picture is just some generic type of fabric that you can purchase at any upholstery place.

My entire headliner is done in suede now.

But you're right, the light coats on the OEM fabric does indeed not make it so rough, but it will never feel the same like OEM.

Also, be warned because I originally sprayed my sunroof visor cover with paint before having it redone in suede. After awhile of sliding it back and forth, the "lines" of where the cover is sliding on cover rails will start to wear down and the original OEM tan will start to appear again.

 

now im gonna have to kiss my girlfriends butt so she can find me some awesome fabric to fix up my headliner. im getting sick of the two tone look.

 

damn must be a nasty 4ss if you have to kiss it only when you want something..

 

when spraying the plastic you need to apply a special adhesive spray aka plastic adhesion
promoter before using the vinyl paint so it wont flake/chip as easy.