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oks good man.

Did you help Kent with his his looked good.

should replace the dew with beer. my only suggestion

looks nice man.

you should post some pics of the finished product installed on your car.

he does a good job he did mine. I'll get some pics shortly. black suede FTMFW

+1 for finished pics installed.

looks good ^^^^^^and finshed pics would be cool

I wonder how hard it would be to do it with my sunroof hole.

We could probably do it. It'll be a little different, but no worries. The hardest part is contoured bits. The microsuede generally used has next to no flex whatsoever, so it's not too great to work with that way. But a little heat, a little finagling, and we can do it I would think. I'll talk to Cody and see if we can work out a time.


And no, Steve, Cody watched me do pK's, and then took it a step further by doing the poop handles. Props to him for biting.

(lol. j/k Cody. I like what you did with it.)

I just want to replace the headliner, doesn't matter the type of material as long as it doesn't have grease stains.

Let's do it, then!

About how much is it going to cost for material and stuff? I probably wont do it for a month or two.

IIRC, the spray is like $6 a can. The fabric was like $20 a yard, but it is frequently on sale, and 50% off coupons for JoAnn's are in the newspaper like every other week. Other than that, it's just time.

ive actually done mine on my own and it wasnt as hard as it sounds, i wrapped all my interior just 3m spray glue and material from joanns. ill try and get some pictures up of it.

This was all the rage when I was into VWs. I had a camo headliner in my old Golf, then went to a blue argyle in one of my Jettas. It's tough to get around the angles but as stated above heat and patience go a long ways. Fun times.