she doesnt have to were dating now so I get it anytime now.. hahahaha

 

Hahaha that looks sweet! I'm coming to Vegas on the 28th for my 21st bday, wanna do mine for a present? Hahaha

 

haha I can help but like I said I cant do material either that has no stretch. if its the same $25 dollar suede I used its pretty easy, but no stretch material idk how its done

 

That zebra one looks trippy. That'd be a person off shrooms worst incounter haha

 

its even trippier in person.

 

Holy crap that looks pretty awesome. It's like night time whenever you get in your car.

 

i just dropped it off somewhere do be done professionally... only the headliner part though.

do any of your plastic pieces chip since they are painted black, anyone?

 

They wont chip if you prep them right and are careful when you install them.

 

hey did you ever get a chance to do this? I was looking around the forums but couldnt find anything.

BTW, how do you feel about the suede you used? and what adhesive did you use to stick it onto the headliner.

Thanks!

 

No I never got around to making a wrapping and painting one. Im gonna build a website this summer with DIYs and that one will be on there. Along with the work I have done for friends and at my job.

The adhesive was made by DAP and its contact adhesive made for upholstery. You need to spray it out of a gun.

The material was not the best choice. I would buy legit headliner material with a backing pad if I were to do it again. Im sure any local shop would sell it to you.

 

Looks awesome! Any inputs on prepping the panels (sanding and grit) before painting them? Also, what type of black color Sem Spray did you guys use? (Satin vs Landau) Thanks for the info!

 

Gray scotchbrite pad with SEM Scuff n Clean paste. I used the Landau one.

 

Naughty240,

Just curious as to why you would use the factory headliner material over suede if you had to do it all over again? I'm glad I kept reading the thread and saw that the plastics still look good after all the time that has passed since you've done this mod.

 

Once I saw the guy lay down the legit stuff it just looked so much easier to work with. It is very forgiving and is probably better quality. I could tell it would simple to do with 2 people. Mine took 3 people and it sucked the whole time.

My pillars are fading a tad but its very easy to pull them off and wrap them again.