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Date: Wed, 19 Feb 2003 16:15:43 -0700
From: Inky <newsgroupinkynopsamail.com>
Subject: Re: headliner: alternative material ?


I've never done it but I saw some material at a fabric store. It was grey with a thin foam backing (actually looked like it was made to be a headliner). I plan to use this in my car to replace the blanket (yes, a beige blankie) that a PO glued up there. There's no foam left so I can just pull down the blanket, clean the surface as best as possible, loosen the trim, spray on some adhesive, and go to town. -- Christian '85 900 8V (160K miles) On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 21:56:25 -0000, "tom" <tom_mchughnopsamrsat.com> wrote: >I'll be replacing the headliner one day (sags): >I wonder what are my options: >1. yep: headliner from another car >2. get some material from saab ? and try stick it to the foam. >3. I'd really like to go to a haberdashery and pick up some funcky material, >but does it need to be THIN to make sure the whole thing fits in, and >4. if I did that - would I be needing some new foam ? (sorry for being >thick) would I also be looking at thicknesses of foam for this? >Many Thanks, tom

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