Quote from: Spokerider on Friday, Aug 14, 2020, 11:09 AM I need to do this.Īs for the measurements of the boards.those figures would be helpful to those wanting to use panel board. A few yards of headliner fabric, one 4x8 fiber board, and some expensive 3m glue. The boards were installed from the rear gate. No rattling, and much quieter than nothing but tin up there. It bows up, and that is enough, along with the roof stiffener to keep it in place. I can probably measure in the truck and get you pretty close. Quote from: Zuki4x4 on Wednesday, Aug 12, 2020, 08:32 PM I got a few quotes today from local shops and they wanted roughly $450 to make a panel board headliner!
How much did this headliner project cost? I'm assuming you pushed the boards in place from the rear door? This looks great, for some reason I found your build post on a VW forum (looking for headliner posts) and then thought, hey I have seen that zuki, came here are started re-reading your postĭid you happen to take any measurements of your board (length and width cuts)?ĭid you sink a screw in anywhere to hold it in place? Now you must deal with 100 detail images of said headliner: I chose light gray, and it does match the seat material perfectly, so I shouldn't complain. I do kind of wish I got white headliner material, but it wasn't available. I'm super happy with the results and feel much better about the vehicle overall now.
The headliner, to me, was the worst thing cosmetically this Samurai had going for it when it arrived to me. I'm happy to report that the material did not tear when I put the panels in the vehicle, as I was sorta worried they would. Quote from: stuntnuts on Monday, Nov 25, 2019, 01:15 PM SO MUCH to report from over the weekend!įirst off, the headliner panel edges were wrapped and finally installed.
0 kommentar(er)
