thinking about suede haedliner

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mikeyboy

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im thinking about doing my headliner in suede i think it will look good does any one have any pics if how they did it. i have the rear ac/heat and it a lil affraid about all the curvs if i will be able to take on this task and let the suede lay on evean
 

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im thinking about doing my headliner in suede i think it will look good does any one have any pics if how they did it. i have the rear ac/heat and it a lil affraid about all the curvs if i will be able to take on this task and let the suede lay on evean

I had pretty much every piece of plastic interior panels covered in suede. It came out perfect.

Heres mine

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i just did a suede headliner in a 2007 tahoe. the dips and curves were severe but heres a tip for ya.... when you get the suede take the backing off of it (this will allow the material to stretch alot more and then you can get it in all the cervices) also dont spray your glue to wet cuz itll soak thru with the backing removed. ill try to upload this pic for ya.

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Here's mine I did about 2yrs ago, it was my first time and it took me about a day and a half because I didn't have a garage at the time. It really wasn't that hard with the curves and like SSmurdered said don't spray it on too wet or it will soak thru.
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Ignore the tan visor, I took this pic before it was all finished.
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damb i want to do it i was thinking the crushed suede will loook cool and will hide the mess ups i do
 

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I used the 3M adhesive spray in a can. I forgot the exact name of it but I think it said 90 something on the can. I was scared after I did it because I thought with the temperatures changing in the summer/winter it would come off and start sagging or something but like I said that was 2yrs ago and I haven't had a problem.
BTW, I just put the suede on over the tan headliner that was already on there with no issues.
 

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Off topic but nice touch with the led's in the ceiling vents. How hard of a project was that?
 

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Off topic but nice touch with the led's in the ceiling vents. How hard of a project was that?


+1, look fuggin sweet!

Might have to look at suede after reading this thread! Makes it look real clean inside!
 

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what kinda prices are we talking here? did yall jus go to like a fabric store?

and yeah those leds in the vents look sick... nice mod..
 

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what kinda prices are we talking here? did yall jus go to like a fabric store?

and yeah those leds in the vents look sick... nice mod..

You can order it here http://www.distinctivefabric.com/fabric.php?product=PSUEDE1
I don't know about your area but it was hard for me to find somewhere around me to find some.

I had the shop that did all the interior and audio work in my truck do it. I am pretty sure the hardest part is getting power to the leds and mounting them.



Those visors look great.

Thanks

damn how did you do that?

That was actually harder than the headliner, and if you notice in the pic part of the plastic hook is still tan. It's not perfect but i'm proud cuz I did it myself and saved money.
 

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