Headliner falling down
#1
#3
RF Veteran
iTrader: (1)
#5
#8
I just replaced my headliner myself. I had to buy 2 yards of headliner fabric and 2 cans of 3M spray adhesive. It is really easy. It tool 20 minutes to pull off the old headliner from the cardboard and 20 minutes to put the new liner on. The panels around the windows come off real easy (at least mine did) be mindful how the visors come off. They have a small notch you need to line up to screw back in. It literally took me 2 hours to get both visors back on. But it looks beauty an it cost about $65.00. There is a Youtube video. I recommend you watch it. Type in Headliner replacement for truck on youtube. A shop will charge you $300.00. This is a simple job. you will be so proud of yourself when its done.
The following users liked this post:
larkton (10-31-2020)
#9
I also replaced my headliner myself. Actually my truck didn’t even have a headliner, just had a metal roof. I went to a junkyard and found a ‘89 XLT Supercab like mine and gingerly pulled it out. Then I just went to a fabric store and bought some really nice fabric and I used the 3M fabric adhesive spray and molded the fabric over the headliner. I also watched a YouTube video how to do it. It came out incredibly well and I was so impressed with myself. :-) I do concur with a previous comment about being careful to remember each screw that you take out and how to put it back in. The visors were very difficult to reattach. All in all it was worth learning how to do it and saving some money.
The following users liked this post:
RonD (01-29-2022)
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post