You are the man! Perfect instructional video. I'm about to redo my headliner in my Silverado, and was worried about switching the color, but now I feel confident and going for it and having matching sun visors
This is the most straight forward video I found on wrapping sun visors. Perfect step by step tutorial video. Wrapped mine in grey suede and they came out amazing
Just completed my headliner and sunvisors, thank you for the education on how to recover the visors! I've never needed to recover then in the past, but I changed the color of the headliner this time and wanted the visors to match. Came out great!
The best how to video I've ever seen! Being a DIY guy, I've watched a lot. You Sir, are a craftsman. It was a pleasure watching you work. Thanks for this informative posting! I'm off to tackle my Ram visors with new found confidence thanks to you.
Master of your craft sir. I am in your debt. Thank you for giving me the confidence to do this myself , I will save money and feel proud thanks to you.
I was gonna switch out the headliner on my car and I completely forgot about the sun visor being a whole different color, this is really gonna help, thank you 😂
Using this video as a guide, I recovered my visors on my '96 Buick Regal.. Turned out PERFECT.. Like brand New !! Super Easy, just take your time.. My drivers visor had literally disintegrated and shredded in the last month.. I used a plastic divider from a parts box to tuck in the material.. Worked GREAT !! THANK YOU for posting this Video !!
ORALE! TU SI ERES CHINGON! I was going to pay someone to do this for me but after watching this video I’m pretty confident I can do it myself. GRACIAS!
Just did mine and your video made it possible, everything was just as you said except I was a little slower. Fantastic DYI and keep on teaching the masses out there.
I want to thank you for taking the time to put this video out. I have a 2009 Range Rover HSE. After replacing my headliner, and my pillow covers with new upholstery my old visors did not match and replacing the visors was not a solution either because they don’t make visors that match. I destroyed my first pair of visors when my upholstery guy told me that the only way to reupholster them wants to separate the mirror advisor in half and then glue them back together. That was a terrible idea because the hinge mechanism that keeps the visor up it does not work properly if you separate the visor into two parts. Fortunately, I was able to find a pair of preowned visors for my car and learning from my mistake. I made a second attempt. The most challenging part for my range rover visors, is the semi circular part of the visor that clips into the swivel hardware, because the fabric will not stretch far enough to fit into the groove in the middle. I figured that gluing the material into this semi circle was the best solution, and it turned out good. Also, going around the support arm was another area that was challenging, but my solution was to create a rolled over and glued cuff and then that way the visor can move back-and-forth on its bar and not rub against the fabric. What I also found that worked very well was after I had fabric covering the whole visor. I went around the outside and pinched the material together to seal it, rather than just tucking it in one side at a time doing this enabled me to tuck the fabric into the split groove. One time it pulled the visor nice and tight and I think it’s going to hold everything together overtime better than doing them one at a time, my scene came out looking perfect. The tool that I used to press the fabric in was a 1 inch round and spatula from the kitchen which has a dual edge rather than a putty knife, so it didn’t tear of the material ever. Thank you again I would not have been able to do this without your video
I watched your video how to install new car carpet. And, you were right on. I did my headliner, two toned it. And then somethings here and there(Like you said take your time. And be patient) I did my sunvisors lastly. My 1993 thunderbird(Selina) looks like a new car. You schooled me alot. Thanx...
So grateful for this video. I did break some of the plastic on one of my extension trim pieces, but it still works and holds firm. But overall, I'm very pleased with how my sun visors turned out. Thanks for posting this video!
Very interesting in repairing the sun visor. I inquired in ordering a new sun visor & was quoted $200 for one sun visor. I was surprised on the price quote.
Thank you! I just replaced the headliner fabric in my 2005 Silverado. The only fabric I could find (locally) is a darker shade than original. I didn't realize I could recover my visors until I saw this video. I'm pretty sure I have enough fabric left over - so tomorrow, I'm going to do the visors!
Thanks for the video. With your help, I just reupholstered sun visors in my “new” 2004 Solara convertible. The visors can’t be opened up (like yours) so I used your tuck method but left the mounting pin in (rusted into place).
That's a good video and I appreciate your encouragement I didn't realize that was the way you did it so now I know your way which is better. I've got to redo it three Chevrolet Silverado. Thank you for English and for sharing
In the video there is no mention of removing the small spikes that are molded into the plastic around the edges top and bottom where the material is stuffed and I cannot push it in without tearing the material can I use a hacksaw blade to cut the spikes as they overlap one another, will there still be enough friction to keep the material from coming out. Great Video BTW
Yes, I am wondering if the spikes need to be removed as well. It looks like he just runs the putty knife right along the edges. I tried spreading the two halves and they don’t seem to open up quite enough.
Very good job excelent un trabajo muy limpio. Muy instructivo. Lo hace pareser muy sencillo es la práctica y perder el miedo. Saludos amigo aquí viendo un video en inglés no le entiendo pero aprendí como se lo desarma .
Thank you for a great film. When you put the headliner back, can you attach the headlight wires to the ceiling or to the headliner? Originally it was attached to the headliner, but seems easier to attach to the ceiling. Thank you again.
I left mine attached to the headliner. The factory used a really strong glue to attach the wiring harness to the headliner shell so I wasn’t gonna attempt to break all those glue points. My Silverado came with the snow plow prep package, so that double wire did stay attached to the ceiling.
I have a question on 1995 to 99 how you remove the rug on front door panels? I'm try to build a truck for my sun and door panels rug are been difficult
@@adamkorekach9936 I actually tried and used a spray adhesive (3M). It worked pretty good but the material I used was too thin. Should have bought something more sturdy.
I've been upholstering for years and still picked up a few tips! Great video!!
You are the man! Perfect instructional video. I'm about to redo my headliner in my Silverado, and was worried about switching the color, but now I feel confident and going for it and having matching sun visors
Every time I look for assistance on upholstery and hear your accent, I know im in good hands. You're the man!
This is the most straight forward video I found on wrapping sun visors. Perfect step by step tutorial video. Wrapped mine in grey suede and they came out amazing
Just completed my headliner and sunvisors, thank you for the education on how to recover the visors! I've never needed to recover then in the past, but I changed the color of the headliner this time and wanted the visors to match. Came out great!
The best how to video I've ever seen! Being a DIY guy, I've watched a lot.
You Sir, are a craftsman. It was a pleasure watching you work.
Thanks for this informative posting! I'm off to tackle my Ram visors with new found confidence thanks to you.
Thank you for watching this video my friend stay tuned for more videos.
Maestro, I did those visors yesterday for a customer, they turn out pretty good, thanks to this video. Gracias Maestro.
Master of your craft sir. I am in your debt. Thank you for giving me the confidence to do this myself , I will save money and feel proud thanks to you.
Thank you for supporting my channel and I am glad that you like this video
I was gonna switch out the headliner on my car and I completely forgot about the sun visor being a whole different color, this is really gonna help, thank you 😂
Using this video as a guide, I recovered my visors on my '96 Buick Regal.. Turned out PERFECT.. Like brand New !! Super Easy, just take your time.. My drivers visor had literally disintegrated and shredded in the last month.. I used a plastic divider from a parts box to tuck in the material.. Worked GREAT !!
THANK YOU for posting this Video !!
What a wonderful instruction you gave! I was concerned about this type of visor but I’m confident now. Thank you!
Had a little trouble getting the long pin out but got it eventually, great video, thank you!!!
ORALE! TU SI ERES CHINGON! I was going to pay someone to do this for me but after watching this video I’m pretty confident I can do it myself. GRACIAS!
Just did mine and your video made it possible, everything was just as you said except I was a little slower. Fantastic DYI and keep on teaching the masses out there.
You are a Good CRAFTSMAN AND TEACHER!!!
Thank you So Very Much!!!
I want to thank you for taking the time to put this video out. I have a 2009 Range Rover HSE. After replacing my headliner, and my pillow covers with new upholstery my old visors did not match and replacing the visors was not a solution either because they don’t make visors that match.
I destroyed my first pair of visors when my upholstery guy told me that the only way to reupholster them wants to separate the mirror advisor in half and then glue them back together. That was a terrible idea because the hinge mechanism that keeps the visor up it does not work properly if you separate the visor into two parts.
Fortunately, I was able to find a pair of preowned visors for my car and learning from my mistake. I made a second attempt. The most challenging part for my range rover visors, is the semi circular part of the visor that clips into the swivel hardware, because the fabric will not stretch far enough to fit into the groove in the middle. I figured that gluing the material into this semi circle was the best solution, and it turned out good. Also, going around the support arm was another area that was challenging, but my solution was to create a rolled over and glued cuff and then that way the visor can move back-and-forth on its bar and not rub against the fabric.
What I also found that worked very well was after I had fabric covering the whole visor. I went around the outside and pinched the material together to seal it, rather than just tucking it in one side at a time doing this enabled me to tuck the fabric into the split groove. One time it pulled the visor nice and tight and I think it’s going to hold everything together overtime better than doing them one at a time, my scene came out looking perfect. The tool that I used to press the fabric in was a 1 inch round and spatula from the kitchen which has a dual edge rather than a putty knife, so it didn’t tear of the material ever.
Thank you again I would not have been able to do this without your video
Typo. Pilar covers
Thank you for the tutorial and presentation. By far the most detailed. Thanks again and keep up the good work! 🤙🤙🤙
You make it look easy. Just did mine with your help and proud of the outcome. Couldn't have done it without you. Thank you!
I watched your video how to install new car carpet. And, you were right on. I did my headliner, two toned it. And then somethings here and there(Like you said take your time. And be patient) I did my sunvisors lastly. My 1993 thunderbird(Selina) looks like a new car. You schooled me alot. Thanx...
So grateful for this video. I did break some of the plastic on one of my extension trim pieces, but it still works and holds firm. But overall, I'm very pleased with how my sun visors turned out. Thanks for posting this video!
Thank you so much for your video. My sun visor looks fantastic thanks to your video.
Thank you for that video, I just did my headliner and it came out perfect but I was clueless on how to do the sun visor. Gracias
Thank you, we finished ours today u did a great job walking us through it!
Very interesting in repairing the sun visor. I inquired in ordering a new sun visor & was quoted $200 for one sun visor. I was surprised on the price quote.
Mucho gracias amigo from Arizona. Excellent work .
1:40 "If it is your's, you're already supposed to know"
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Thank you for this video! I’m doing this in my Silverado I needed some help so many thanks.👍🏻
Thanks amigo, you’re an excellent teacher!
Watched your video today and re-upholstered my silverado visors. Came out good, nice video
Thank you! I just replaced the headliner fabric in my 2005 Silverado. The only fabric I could find (locally) is a darker shade than original. I didn't realize I could recover my visors until I saw this video. I'm pretty sure I have enough fabric left over - so tomorrow, I'm going to do the visors!
Alright sun visors are easy then the headline r
Bro. Gracias! Your tutorials are amazing!
Love the video!! Thank you for making it and taking the time to be thorough. May I ask what the blue spray solution is?
Thank u for a great video, I’m going to redo my Sunshade and headliner
Just did this on my Silverado. Thanks!
Thank You. Great video! I thought only way was yo have it sewed in. This video will save me money and feel better i did it. Your AWESOME!
Thanks alot. Was so worried how hard this job gonna be but you make it look easy
Thanks for the video. With your help, I just reupholstered sun visors in my “new” 2004 Solara convertible. The visors can’t be opened up (like yours) so I used your tuck method but left the mounting pin in (rusted into place).
could not have done it without you - thanks
Gracias Meca por este video.tengo un par igual que esas para hacer y tu ayuda es impagable.cuidate y una vez mas gracias.
Great instructions...my question is what type of board did you use.
Very very cool! I was afraid I would of had to get mine stitched. That's aweso.e the material just stuffs in.
What city/state are you located in and do you allow customers to mail/ship parts in to be upholstered ??
That's a good video and I appreciate your encouragement I didn't realize that was the way you did it so now I know your way which is better. I've got to redo it three Chevrolet Silverado. Thank you for English and for sharing
Awesome explanation and video. Thank you.
THANK YOU!!! I have this exact set of visors I need to do. Great video!
You welcome
In the video there is no mention of removing the small spikes that are molded into the plastic around the edges top and bottom where the material is stuffed and I cannot push it in without tearing the material can I use a hacksaw blade to cut the spikes as they overlap one another, will there still be enough friction to keep the material from coming out. Great Video BTW
Yes, I am wondering if the spikes need to be removed as well. It looks like he just runs the putty knife right along the edges. I tried spreading the two halves and they don’t seem to open up quite enough.
This is what I needed! Thanks!
Very good job excelent un trabajo muy limpio. Muy instructivo. Lo hace pareser muy sencillo es la práctica y perder el miedo. Saludos amigo aquí viendo un video en inglés no le entiendo pero aprendí como se lo desarma .
Me da gusto saber de que el vídeo o el trabajo que muerto en el video es de su agrado saludos
thanks bro this video help me i would not know what to do doing mine👍
Thank you! Mine turned out great!
Thank you for a great film. When you put the headliner back, can you attach the headlight wires to the ceiling or to the headliner? Originally it was attached to the headliner, but seems easier to attach to the ceiling. Thank you again.
I left mine attached to the headliner. The factory used a really strong glue to attach the wiring harness to the headliner shell so I wasn’t gonna attempt to break all those glue points. My Silverado came with the snow plow prep package, so that double wire did stay attached to the ceiling.
You Sir, are a master of your craft! Well done and thank you, so much, for a fantastic instructional. Well done!
You welcome sir
Very nice! Glad I watched it, i know how to do it now!
Thanks, perfect video also a great unintentional asmr lol
Excellent instructions!
What a great video !! you are a master . thank so much ! suscribed!
Thank you for my friend for subscribing to my channel
I have a Camaro 98, how much would you charge me to re do the front seats? and where should I take them?
This video has helped me alot, thank you as always for your videos!
WoW. You make it look easy. I already broke my mirror. Hahaha
Best video about visors
i am inpressed
Great video
Do you have video on how to do headliner? Also, to fix driver door armrest?
Exactly what I was looking for 💯
Thanks master
Great video! Thanks brother
Thank you, sincerely.
Video chingon
very good job
Good video. Thank you!
Real nice video, thank you.
Thank
Thanks! I hope mine turns out as nice. Here goes...
Thank you for making this video
You welcome
Nice work 👍👍👍😁
Very nice, they look great and this is a super helpful video!
Great job !
I have a question on 1995 to 99 how you remove the rug on front door panels? I'm try to build a truck for my sun and door panels rug are been difficult
Incredibly useful, thank you.
What did you use for the glue or adhesive?
I’m wondering the same thing. I just removed the old material and there is no factory glue at all! I have the exact same sun visors as well.
@@adamkorekach9936 I actually tried and used a spray adhesive (3M). It worked pretty good but the material I used was too thin. Should have bought something more sturdy.
Wow you are a master 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Excellent video very informative
It’s nice man. Location? I need to redo the ones for a gmc sierra.
This video was awesome !! Subbed 👌
Awesome, just what i needed . Thanks
Thanks for showing this. 👍
Thanks for watching my videos
Great video!!!! Thank You!
But what about on the 1980's square body chevy? The sun visors are very big and have vinyl stitched on. Is it more difficult?
Gracias amigo 🤠👍
Awesome job
Very nice
Thank you mine needs redone and headliner needs done and i wanted both done with same material
Thanks for the great video
Awesome job! Well done.
Simply amazing ✌
Thank you.
💯💯💯
Exelente video maestro
Le agradezco mucho Santiago por aportar a mi canal apoyarlo de esa forma un gran saludo y un abrazo amigo
Thank you sir 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Are you able to remove the mirror and sliding piece without removing the cloth?
Gracias me ahorre 160 dollars!
De eso se trata este canal de dallys idea como ustedes pueden hacer su propio trabajo