projectXJ: 97-01 Jeep Cherokee (XJ) full headliner upholstery refurbishment (with upgrades)

Today on Workshop Quick Takes (wqt): Dirty and sagging headliners are an aggravation on any older vehicle, especially if it was smoked in, detailed too frequently, or just sat outside in the hot sun. Re-gluing the old fabric back to the backer surface is a temporary solution but usually looks bad, because the real culprit is a bonded foam layer that gradually disintegrates.
Join us in our 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ as we provide a detailed tutorial on pulling the headliner fabric, sourcing a few materials, cleaning off the rotted upholstery, and fitting and trimming all-new fabric. Result? A refurbished unit that's almost as good as new, in the color of our choice. And the materials are affordable if you're willing to put in the time.
Part 2 -- sun visors & soundbar: • projectXJ: 97-01 Jeep ...
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