added the suede
what was the process on the headliner? i'm interested in doing this but not sure if i need to leave it to the pros...
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haha a ton of time on your hands.... honestly if you have the moeny to take it to pros to do it i would bc ive had to do it three times bc every time it starts to droop so im hoping this time it stays
but if you really wanna do it all i did was take it out of my truck peel the vinyl off then got some heavy duty glue and a glue gun and sprayed both of them and let them sit for a sec then started to put it on but its a pain to get all the bumps and air bubbles out lol so good luck if you do decide to do it yourself
but if you really wanna do it all i did was take it out of my truck peel the vinyl off then got some heavy duty glue and a glue gun and sprayed both of them and let them sit for a sec then started to put it on but its a pain to get all the bumps and air bubbles out lol so good luck if you do decide to do it yourself
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Looks great dude, you gotta do the seats now! Any plans to do them?
I want to do my seats, headliner, a-pillars, steering wheel and maybe console shifter eventually. I love the suede look!
I want to do my seats, headliner, a-pillars, steering wheel and maybe console shifter eventually. I love the suede look!
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Head liner looks good! but the arm rests look kinda messy. Not trying to be an a$$, but I think if you would have pulled and stretched and went slow they would have come out clean and not all bunched at the end. (I have done this stuff a lot on cars and custom sub boxes)
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haha a ton of time on your hands.... honestly if you have the moeny to take it to pros to do it i would bc ive had to do it three times bc every time it starts to droop so im hoping this time it stays
but if you really wanna do it all i did was take it out of my truck peel the vinyl off then got some heavy duty glue and a glue gun and sprayed both of them and let them sit for a sec then started to put it on but its a pain to get all the bumps and air bubbles out lol so good luck if you do decide to do it yourself
but if you really wanna do it all i did was take it out of my truck peel the vinyl off then got some heavy duty glue and a glue gun and sprayed both of them and let them sit for a sec then started to put it on but its a pain to get all the bumps and air bubbles out lol so good luck if you do decide to do it yourself
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Head liner looks good! but the arm rests look kinda messy. Not trying to be an a$$, but I think if you would have pulled and stretched and went slow they would have come out clean and not all bunched at the end. (I have done this stuff a lot on cars and custom sub boxes)
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i didnt plan on it but if its not hard to do then i just might...do you know how?
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which part? i just took the whole door out and then theres like 7 screws to take the armrest out on the back of the door... it wasnt hard to do that but miserable to put the suede on