Hey kiddo.. it the old man.. always start in the center stretch it to the outer edges. Don't worry about perfection because you always knows your own work.. you did excellent job .. I've rebuild cars for 50 years.. retired
Suggestion - If the board is decomposing like at 12:40 try sealing and hardening it with spray polyurethane before gluing the cover on. That will vastly increase the adhesion of the glue. After you remove all the soft, rotted material of course.
Love your tip about removing the doam light last and adding the extra material. Some of the other headline installers could learn from your video. Great job 👏🏾 👍🏾 👌🏿. Thank you.
John, you did a great job and your workmanship shows in this video! I like people who show the details in their work and your narrative skills were very good also. You've earned my sub and hope you have a great week!
That is a GREAT video! You do a great job describing every detail and all of the fine points that need to be followed. AND, you’re great on camera and stick to the subject, not telling everyone what you did over the weekend, what you had for dinner, etc. lol!
Now I understand why I can't find anyone around here to hire and replace my headliner. It takes tremendous patience and professional skill that John definitely has demonstrated. . My sagging headliner held up with tape will remain so for awhile. I can't do it myself unfortunately. Great video!
The problem with you patient types is that you always make things look easy! Excellent video and you've given me the courage to give it a shot. Thanks!
How could 45 people dislike this video?? I thought it was fantastic! And it helped me make my decision to take my car to a professional to get headliner fixed properly
davidnesbitt09 I agree with you . I was skeptical if I should replace my headliner on my e36 BMW. I was going to buy the spray at Home Depot and just put it like if it was glue on paper on spots that are falling lol. It’s a harder than it looks. It’s useless to just use a quick spray because it will eventually still fall. It is a process that requires careful attention. It’s better to have it done properly and professionally. Watching this video convince me to take my car to a professional to get a new headliner on my car. It’s best to replace it brand new with a professional instead of trying to glue pieces that fall I think. If the headliner is taken off mine as well get a new one and have your car look like new again😝. Hey if it’s not done professionally, why even bother ? Lol I hate all the Mickey Mouse tricks that people use to save money lol. Using even a piece of tape on my car for whatever reason drives me crazy lol. It is your car . Be proud to own it and make it look good lol . I am a car lover 😎. I definitely want a brand new headliner on my car . Looks awesome when it’s brand new and clean and not just glued back on, the nick back way lol
I will be doing my husband truck like you said but I will be doing the spay can the 3 M. Thanks you for taking the time to showing us how to do it. Your a really smart guy.
This is an absolutely great video with lots of step by step good instruction. Thanks so much and I am drumming up the courage to replace the headliner in my 1998 Toyota Corolla
Very impressive. I love how detailed you are, and you seem to take pride in your work and make sure things are done right. That’s awesome. Thanks for a great video. Subscribed . I’ll be browsing through further videos of yours.
I looked all over for a solid presentation that was simple and concise, nailed it. I'm repairing a headliner from a 91 Explorer that's in rough shape with tons of contours. My job will be much easier.
Brother, I'm so glad I stumbled upon your video!!! I was just about to use SPC's method where you pierce the headliner with a syringe-type needle attached to your can of adhesive. In the back of my mind, I always wondered HOW the glue would stick to the crumbly, deteriorated foam AND retain the fabric liner. You answered that question! This job looks time-consuming but NOT difficult if you're methodical. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent video! You've helped give me the confidence to tackle my [ancient] F-150 utility truck headliner. Your clean and organized work bench is just another sign of a true craftsman. Thanks again and good luck!
I saw another video channel where the guy put a round wire cup like brush wheel in a hand drill and held at a very low angle to the headliner, the drill laid down close to the headliner, running at a high rpm, took the foam right off fairly fast. I tried and worked great after a little practice, your just skimming the surface and run the spin direction so that the wires bounce off the foam edge into the area you have already done instead of the area you haven't done yet, will keep the drill much more stable. Cuts through even the good condition old foam! The wire hand brush doesn't move the brush fast enough to literally knock off the foam with pulling on the headliner material causing damage. Definitely use 2 or 3 people!!!!!
Wow - thank you for this!! As others have said, yours is the best example out there. My headliner is very similar (‘88 S10 Blazer). I’ve had my materials prepped and ready for some time, but was just afraid to start gluing - now I’ll make it happen! I patched my tears and weak spots with fiberglass mat. I also laid down a thin layer of resin over the entire face of the liner board. Not enough to make it heavy and stiff, but just enough to give it some rigidity. I was also thinking it would help the glue stick better than it would to just the raw backer. Maybe was a big mistake - time will tell… Anyway, thanks again!!
I'm glad I ran into this! Great video! After watching your how to replace head liner, I'm one step in the loss of how you remove the one piece head liner from the interior of the vehicle as it is a one piece as shown on your work table. • Video of how to remove one piece headliner from cars interior was not shown in your video. Which I find most interesting how you or I can maneuver it out via door jam, door frame support? • I'm planning to replace my headliner myself with aid of your how to video on my 1999 Chevy 4 door 0ne ton dually.
Great video, great name. I really like the line: "The dust flies in your eyes, and it hurts!" (That's your dried out headliner foam). Definitely words of wisdom to heed! I checked out the spray gun on amazon, somebody obviously got a lemon:-( Looks like we might need a few fittings for it, nothing major, but I would think some people might struggle w/ that. Really great video. Thanks and I like your lucky needle website as well. Last comment - thanks for the links to all the items. A lot of people don't do that and it's super helpful. I'm subscribing just because of that!:-)
Hey Mark! Thanks for all the great comments! Im really glad you liked it all so much. You can also get the spray gun locally at harbor freight. I hope your headliner comes out great!
Your fabric looks really nice to work with. Ive been working with the black suede finished fabric and it just soaks up the glue. The slightest bit too much and it shows white on the face. But thats what my customer wants. 😭😭 And he has his own guys installing them, and they tel me all the edges ar visible so have to glue edges to the underside. And allt the visor and light holes. I redid my landrover toof lining in a roll finish and it looks awesome.
Great video. I'm about to take this on and the tips about the corners are really helpful. My headliner has many contours and I was worried about them. Now not as much. Thanks for sharing.
I found that a piece of loop auto carpet works well to remove all that old glue and foam. Use it as if it was sandpaper and that stuff comes off nicely. Also btw, that strange hole you found in the middle of the headliner was made by a high heel slipper.......
They are super helpful if you have any questions Also! Make sure you check out our forum www.Theupholsteryforum.com There is lots of helpful information and people on there as well
Very good video I learned a lot wire can I buy Ma material and the glue could you let me know the name of the stuff done a very good job what would it cost to do it a ranger 2004 thanks for the video👍
Thanks!! I have a new video coming out soon on a 06 BMW headliner and visors. That should also help. I already have the headliner removal video out here. It might help you being that its a newer car. ruclips.net/video/vgc4WEXd06g/видео.html
Best video on repairing a headliner!! I watched a ton of videos on headliner repair and this one had all the details that I was looking for!!! Will this work if you use suede? Keep the awesome videos coming!!
Thanks Karen!! Yes It will work with suede as well. I did some videos on a suede headliner here if your interested. ruclips.net/p/PLDUPNrOKk-RHJesWx_GzcAxnKu1QLQ5o0
Hello. So the first part of my liner came off very easily because I had moisture inside the truck for a long time and I think the glue just broke down the foam didn't degrade. I am wondering if I should even remove that foam because rubbing my fingers acrossed it and none of it comes off. And the liner I got to replace it has about half the thickness of what you have in the video. What do you think? Great video by the way.
Thanks! I would go ahead and remove all the foam and start with a clean slate. Other wise you risk having bumps show through. Headliner material usually is between 1/8 and 1/4 inch
Hi Great video I have a 92 Cadillac Sedan Deville 4 door, I don't think I have enough room to get the headliner out without removing the front or rear window/windshield do you know if it is necessary to remove the glass on some vehicles to get it out in one piece without bending it to much. Sure wish you lived in Michigan.
Wow looks great, well explained thinking about trying this myself, great tutorial thank you. U r very talented wish you can do my car, I would definitely pay your worth. Thanks again & have a great day.
My little Toyota needs this upgrade, but how would you remove the headliner, I think you work on truck or van which has access to remove but on 4 door car how to remove?
Sometimes you will have to remove the seats to make enough room for the headliner to come out on 4 door cars. Thats what i did on the BMW in these videos. ruclips.net/p/PLDUPNrOKk-RHJesWx_GzcAxnKu1QLQ5o0
Fr:Kip's Customs,another precise and informative vid.But im down here in south Louisiana and those fiberglass HL, like in Bronco some so bad under old HL wewould have to put. 2 layers One to pad all the deep crevices and then the one u can see And for broke and mangled pc's we would repair w. patch pc's of poster board. And great vids
I think using glue and canvas to reinforce is a cool idea. I used polyester resin and fiberglass to strengthen weak areas on my headliner. it was my first time using fiberglass and it wasn’t too bad. very strong, but have to let it outgas for a few days before going back in the car.
I am preparing to replace the headliner in my Chrysler T&C mini van! I was going to order some black quilted fabric, but it has a foam backing of 3/8th", instead of 3/16th" foam backing! I am concerned that the 3/8th" backing is too think and that I would not be able to reinstall the vents and such. Have you ever installed fabric with 3/8th" foam backing and if so, how did that work out?
Hey kiddo.. it the old man.. always start in the center stretch it to the outer edges. Don't worry about perfection because you always knows your own work.. you did excellent job .. I've rebuild cars for 50 years.. retired
There’s no topping this headliner video ever. What an outstanding job. 👏🏿👏🏿 Thank you.
Thank you so much! Happy to have helped!
Suggestion - If the board is decomposing like at 12:40 try sealing and hardening it with spray polyurethane before gluing the cover on. That will vastly increase the adhesion of the glue. After you remove all the soft, rotted material of course.
You are a card-carrying genius, man!!! Thank you so much, and let me second the comments of others about your natural teaching ability.
Thank you so much!!!
Love your tip about removing the doam light last and adding the extra material. Some of the other headline installers could learn from your video. Great job 👏🏾 👍🏾 👌🏿. Thank you.
John, you did a great job and your workmanship shows in this video! I like people who show the details in their work and your narrative skills were very good also. You've earned my sub and hope you have a great week!
Thanks so much! Glad you liked the video!
Instablaster.
That is a GREAT video! You do a great job describing every detail and all of the fine points that need to be followed. AND, you’re great on camera and stick to the subject, not telling everyone what you did over the weekend, what you had for dinner, etc. lol!
Now I understand why I can't find anyone around here to hire and replace my headliner. It takes tremendous patience and professional skill that John definitely has demonstrated.
. My sagging headliner held up with tape will remain so for awhile. I can't do it myself unfortunately. Great video!
Thanks Nancy!
The problem with you patient types is that you always make things look easy! Excellent video and you've given me the courage to give it a shot. Thanks!
How could 45 people dislike this video?? I thought it was fantastic! And it helped me make my decision to take my car to a professional to get headliner fixed properly
Thanks David! Im really glad you enjoyed the video!
davidnesbitt09 I agree with you . I was skeptical if I should replace my headliner on my e36 BMW. I was going to buy the spray at Home Depot and just put it like if it was glue on paper on spots that are falling lol. It’s a harder than it looks. It’s useless to just use a quick spray because it will eventually still fall. It is a process that requires careful attention. It’s better to have it done properly and professionally. Watching this video convince me to take my car to a professional to get a new headliner on my car. It’s best to replace it brand new with a professional instead of trying to glue pieces that fall I think. If the headliner is taken off mine as well get a new one and have your car look like new again😝. Hey if it’s not done professionally, why even bother ? Lol I hate all the Mickey Mouse tricks that people use to save money lol. Using even a piece of tape on my car for whatever reason drives me crazy lol. It is your car . Be proud to own it and make it look good lol . I am a car lover 😎. I definitely want a brand new headliner on my car . Looks awesome when it’s brand new and clean and not just glued back on, the nick back way lol
How much did you end up paying? Thinking about doing the same thing
David what did you decide and how much did it cost
Wow, this is one of the best instructions videos I’ve seen. Thanks so much.!!!!!
John ,thanks for the video.i did a Grand caravan,wow tough job,I’m very proud of myself to pull it off.
Great, Excellent video and work. It's so good when I found a good explanation in the middle of so many people who has nothing to teach or even say
Haha thanks for the nice compliment! Glad the video was helpful
Thank you for being so thorough. Amazing job. BTW, you have a great teaching demeanor. Thanks again :)
Thank you!!!
Wow! ! Very nicely done! And great instructions! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for showing me how to redo my headliner. You do a spectacular job showing how.
Thanks! Glad it helped
Great video, always good to see young skilled hands at work.
Thanks David!
Impressive!! Excellent craftsmanship.. Mad skills!!! No I know why I was quoted $475 to have mine redone. Thanks for the awesome video!!!!
Thanks!!!
IAM a pro in home improvements but I ant got nothing on you . Your amazly talented. Keep it up you will be very rich one day.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Awesome looking material. Alot thicker than I would of thought
Thanks for putting this up it makes the job a lot easier.
Great video guide to replace headliners. Very professionally done. I appreciate the guidance in your video.
From one tradesman to another....Well Done! Very informative step by step Video i think you've done a GREAT JOB! kudos!!
Thank you very much!!
I will be doing my husband truck like you said but I will be doing the spay can the 3 M. Thanks you for taking the time to showing us how to do it. Your a really smart guy.
Happy it helped! Post some pictures when you finish! Id love to see them.
That was an excellent lesson. Thank you very much.
Thank you dearly for taking the time to do this.
Your welcome! Glad it helped!
This is an absolutely great video with lots of step by step good instruction. Thanks so much and I am drumming up the courage to replace the headliner in my 1998 Toyota Corolla
Excellent craftsmanship.
Very impressive. I love how detailed you are, and you seem to take pride in your work and make sure things are done right. That’s awesome. Thanks for a great video. Subscribed . I’ll be browsing through further videos of yours.
I looked all over for a solid presentation that was simple and concise, nailed it. I'm repairing a headliner from a 91 Explorer that's in rough shape with tons of contours. My job will be much easier.
Very happy to hear it helped so much!
Nice work! Beautiful patients for perfection
Excellent skilled directions.
Hey John...instead of using a wire brush...we use a hand full of sunbrella acrylic canvas scraps, and it rubs off a whole lot easier!
Very interesting! I have never heard of that. Ill give it a try. Thanks!
Greatest headliner video. Ever. Thank you!
Thanks! I'm really glad you liked it!
2004 430 Mercedes headliner removal
Mercedes headliner removal
You have done a great job. You have earned my respect. If you want to do another one I would like a camo headliner for my jeep. Just saying.
Brother, I'm so glad I stumbled upon your video!!! I was just about to use SPC's method where you pierce the headliner with a syringe-type needle attached to your can of adhesive. In the back of my mind, I always wondered HOW the glue would stick to the crumbly, deteriorated foam AND retain the fabric liner. You answered that question! This job looks time-consuming but NOT difficult if you're methodical. Thanks for sharing!
Glad it helped! Yes it not really that difficult once you see how its done.
wow Thanks need to do my 2007 Honda Accord. Beautiful work and narrative.
Great video....Need to redo the headliner on my dodge ram truck...this was a big help. I think I can do this...Thanks
Glad it was so helpful! You can do it!
Excellent video! You've helped give me the confidence to tackle my [ancient] F-150 utility truck headliner. Your clean and organized work bench is just another sign of a true craftsman. Thanks again and good luck!
P.S.: You earned a subscriber :)
Thanks Sonny! Glad the video was helpful. Id love to see pictures when your done.
Deal!
Interesting well explained
Awesome job! Thank you for being so thorough and step by step methods.
And another terrific Video !!! Thank You John!! You make it look sooooooo easy!
Thanks Terry! Glad you liked it : )
I am very impressed! Great video!...and you are easy on the eyes! Good job! Excellent!
Thanks Barbara!!
Great video I'm going to use this video when I do my headliner thanks appreciate the time and the knowledge I might start even doing this on the side
I saw another video channel where the guy put a round wire cup like brush wheel in a hand drill and held at a very low angle to the headliner, the drill laid down close to the headliner, running at a high rpm, took the foam right off fairly fast. I tried and worked great after a little practice, your just skimming the surface and run the spin direction so that the wires bounce off the foam edge into the area you have already done instead of the area you haven't done yet, will keep the drill much more stable. Cuts through even the good condition old foam!
The wire hand brush doesn't move the brush fast enough to literally knock off the foam with pulling on the headliner material causing damage.
Definitely use 2 or 3 people!!!!!
Thanks Jim
Wow - thank you for this!! As others have said, yours is the best example out there.
My headliner is very similar (‘88 S10 Blazer). I’ve had my materials prepped and ready for some time, but was just afraid to start gluing - now I’ll make it happen!
I patched my tears and weak spots with fiberglass mat. I also laid down a thin layer of resin over the entire face of the liner board. Not enough to make it heavy and stiff, but just enough to give it some rigidity. I was also thinking it would help the glue stick better than it would to just the raw backer. Maybe was a big mistake - time will tell…
Anyway, thanks again!!
the best how to fix headliner video , thank you !!
Thanks!
Great Video. Just a note I mark all the screw holes before I reinstall.
Thanks! I like that idea. I will try it next time.
That was an awesome job and an awesome video. Thank you for taking the time out to show us your craft.
Thanks Dan!
Very good job, everything is perfect with this video
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Good instructions on how too know how will do Thanks lucky needle will do
Thanks!!!! Send pictures!!
I'm glad I ran into this!
Great video!
After watching your how to replace head liner,
I'm one step in the loss of how you remove the one piece head liner from the interior of the vehicle as it is a one piece
as shown on your work table.
• Video of how to remove one piece headliner from cars interior was not shown in your video.
Which I find most interesting how you or I can maneuver it out via door jam, door frame support?
• I'm planning to replace my headliner myself with aid of your how to video on my 1999 Chevy
4 door 0ne ton dually.
Great video, great name. I really like the line: "The dust flies in your eyes, and it hurts!" (That's your dried out headliner foam). Definitely words of wisdom to heed!
I checked out the spray gun on amazon, somebody obviously got a lemon:-( Looks like we might need a few fittings for it, nothing major, but I would think some people might struggle w/ that.
Really great video. Thanks and I like your lucky needle website as well.
Last comment - thanks for the links to all the items. A lot of people don't do that and it's super helpful. I'm subscribing just because of that!:-)
Hey Mark! Thanks for all the great comments! Im really glad you liked it all so much. You can also get the spray gun locally at harbor freight. I hope your headliner comes out great!
excellent video, I liked how u break it down so anti e can be able to do this little job at home, great demonstration
Thanks! Glad it helped!
Very well taught.
Thank You!
Your fabric looks really nice to work with.
Ive been working with the black suede finished fabric and it just soaks up the glue. The slightest bit too much and it shows white on the face.
But thats what my customer wants. 😭😭
And he has his own guys installing them, and they tel me all the edges ar visible so have to glue edges to the underside. And allt the visor and light holes.
I redid my landrover toof lining in a roll finish and it looks awesome.
Excellent video!!!!!! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Super smart with the bungee cord.
thanks!
thank you very much great video.
Glad you liked it!
Outstanding sir, how can I get my hands on that adhesive?
So that is how pro's do it. Noob here got a lot of idea. Thanks very much.
good job and great attitude! Be Blessed! and thanks for the vid
Thanks Jimmy! Glad you liked it
That was awesome. Thank you for taking the time to do such a detailed Vudeo.
Great video. I'm about to take this on and the tips about the corners are really helpful. My headliner has many contours and I was worried about them. Now not as much. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it helped!!
Great video! Awesome job! You catch the details, I’d miss. Thanks brother!
Glad to help!
I found that a piece of loop auto carpet works well to remove all that old glue and foam. Use it as if it was sandpaper and that stuff comes off nicely. Also btw, that strange hole you found in the middle of the headliner was made by a high heel slipper.......
That's an interesting trick. Ill have to try that out.
Upholstery bad-ass! My headliner is pristine but I wanna redo it anyway! Lol!
Haha thanks man! You could always to an upgrade to suede or something nice.
Like this one. ruclips.net/user/edit?o=U&video_id=h338LUS0Obc
@@Theluckyneedle I like your idea. Where do I get the material?
Thanks!! I get them here
www.AlbrightsSupply.com/?Click=3957
They are super helpful if you have any questions
Also! Make sure you check out our forum www.Theupholsteryforum.com
There is lots of helpful information and people on there as well
Nice job bro. Very informative and you have mad skills. Very professional. Thanks for the vedio.
Thanks Kevin!
Very good video I learned a lot wire can I buy Ma material and the glue could you let me know the name of the stuff done a very good job what would it cost to do it a ranger 2004 thanks for the video👍
Nice job pal...
Complete, precise, excellent.
thank you! glad you liked it! I hope you'll send pictures of your finished project!
Nice Workmanship.
I learned a lot. Thanks!
You are very entertaining! And you explain even subtle details very well. Thank you.
Great video! 👍🏼. Getting ready to replace the headliner on my daughters’ two 07’ Jetta’s. Thanks for the tips!!!
Thanks!! I have a new video coming out soon on a 06 BMW headliner and visors. That should also help. I already have the headliner removal video out here. It might help you being that its a newer car. ruclips.net/video/vgc4WEXd06g/видео.html
Awesome job little boy God Bless you
I try to fix my headline because don’t have the money to spend and I don’t trust them
Happy to hear it helped!!
That was a great job well done start to finish. Thank you for sharing
Thanks Clayton!
Very complete video, very good explained and very entertaining. Thanks a lot!
Really Happy to hear you liked it! I wasn't sure what you all would think of the few jokes I had in this one. Thanks
Good job
Best video on repairing a headliner!! I watched a ton of videos on headliner repair and this one had all the details that I was looking for!!! Will this work if you use suede? Keep the awesome videos coming!!
Thanks Karen!! Yes It will work with suede as well. I did some videos on a suede headliner here if your interested.
ruclips.net/p/PLDUPNrOKk-RHJesWx_GzcAxnKu1QLQ5o0
Solid video
Thanks!
Thank you for the video dude! Was very informative, cheers!
Great video, you are PRO, thanks for helping ;)
Thanks!
THIS is an EXCELLENT tutorial .... very well done .... thank you ... Cheers.
that looks good. thanks for the videos.
Thanks!
You're awesome man. Thanks for one more very good video.
Thanks! Henrique!
Nice explanation.. Thanks was very helpful
Hello. So the first part of my liner came off very easily because I had moisture inside the truck for a long time and I think the glue just broke down the foam didn't degrade. I am wondering if I should even remove that foam because rubbing my fingers acrossed it and none of it comes off. And the liner I got to replace it has about half the thickness of what you have in the video. What do you think? Great video by the way.
Thanks!
I would go ahead and remove all the foam and start with a clean slate. Other wise you risk having bumps show through.
Headliner material usually is between 1/8 and 1/4 inch
Awesome video. Love how you showed every step. Maybe mark those visor holes as you cover?
Awesome guy awesome video
Is there any aerosol glues you would recommend does it matter what kind of fabric you use ? Want to try doing this on my first gen dodge truck.
Hi Great video I have a 92 Cadillac Sedan Deville 4 door, I don't think I have enough room to get the headliner out without removing the front or rear window/windshield do you know if it is necessary to remove the glass on some vehicles to get it out in one piece without bending it to much. Sure wish you lived in Michigan.
Great job..love this guy
Thanks!!!
You do great work. Thanks for the video.
Wow looks great, well explained thinking about trying this myself, great tutorial thank you. U r very talented wish you can do my car, I would definitely pay your worth. Thanks again & have a great day.
My little Toyota needs this upgrade, but how would you remove the headliner, I think you work on truck or van which has access to remove but on 4 door car how to remove?
Sometimes you will have to remove the seats to make enough room for the headliner to come out on 4 door cars. Thats what i did on the BMW in these videos. ruclips.net/p/PLDUPNrOKk-RHJesWx_GzcAxnKu1QLQ5o0
Thanks!!!
@@Theluckyneedle thank you John. 👍😀
Fr:Kip's Customs,another precise and informative vid.But im down here in south Louisiana and those fiberglass HL, like in Bronco some so bad under old HL wewould have to put. 2 layers
One to pad all the deep crevices and then the one u can see
And for broke and mangled pc's we would repair w. patch pc's of poster board. And great vids
Thank you for sharing such a great learning video. Well done John!
Thanks!
which glue do you use in your gun? Will acetone clean the gun?
Good job man!
I think using glue and canvas to reinforce is a cool idea. I used polyester resin and fiberglass to strengthen weak areas on my headliner. it was my first time using fiberglass and it wasn’t too bad. very strong, but have to let it outgas for a few days before going back in the car.
I am preparing to replace the headliner in my Chrysler T&C mini van!
I was going to order some black quilted fabric, but it has a foam
backing of 3/8th", instead of 3/16th" foam backing! I am concerned that
the 3/8th" backing is too think and that I would not be able to
reinstall the vents and such.
Have you ever installed fabric with 3/8th" foam backing and if so, how
did that work out?
Excellent work!