head linner

91mazdagt · 5-4-08, 17:12

I tryed to search headliner. but i only found one post . wich did not really help . my mx6's head linner is falling down, has gross stains and a few rips. Have anyone had there linner done? or did it your self ? i need all the help i can get thank you.... you guys have helps me a lot lately

**unique6** · 5-5-08, 22:03

I did mine !!!! Its actually not as hard as it seems... the hard parts is getting the headliner out in good condition. You have to take off all the molding panels around the headliner off.

You gently peel back the fabric that is on it and discard ... just leaving the frame... you can buy spray adhesive @ home depot or a place like that or a fabric store... and then you just go to the fabric store and ask for the headliner material
(its about 1/2-3/8" thick).

its streatchy and molds really easy . Start on one half and work your way to the other end.

From start to finish about a 1-2 hr job.

Hope that helps

91mazdagt · 5-6-08, 21:37

i was thinking about doing black vinyl . do you think it can me done or will it be to heavy and glue will not hold ?

**unique6** · 5-7-08, 20:24

it shouldnt matter... as long as you use the right adhesive and do a good job. I recommend 3m. kinda spendy but good quality

5-4-08, 17:12	#1 (permalink)
91mazdagt Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: , NJ, USA Age: 22 iTrader: (0)	head linner I tryed to search headliner. but i only found one post . wich did not really help . my mx6's head linner is falling down, has gross stains and a few rips. Have anyone had there linner done? or did it your self ? i need all the help i can get thank you.... you guys have helps me a lot lately

5-5-08, 22:03	#2 (permalink)
unique6 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Spunaway, WA Age: 28 iTrader: (0)	I did mine !!!! Its actually not as hard as it seems... the hard parts is getting the headliner out in good condition. You have to take off all the molding panels around the headliner off. You gently peel back the fabric that is on it and discard ... just leaving the frame... you can buy spray adhesive @ home depot or a place like that or a fabric store... and then you just go to the fabric store and ask for the headliner material (its about 1/2-3/8" thick). its streatchy and molds really easy . Start on one half and work your way to the other end. From start to finish about a 1-2 hr job. Hope that helps
	You may not like it, But it is Unique Unique Stylz 4 life BEST OF SHOW MAZDA, DRIFTFEST '05 www.glen1.8m.com www.uniquestylz.8m.com

5-7-08, 20:24	#4 (permalink)
unique6 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Spunaway, WA Age: 28 iTrader: (0)	it shouldnt matter... as long as you use the right adhesive and do a good job. I recommend 3m. kinda spendy but good quality
	You may not like it, But it is Unique Unique Stylz 4 life BEST OF SHOW MAZDA, DRIFTFEST '05 www.glen1.8m.com www.uniquestylz.8m.com

5-6-08, 21:37	#3 (permalink)
91mazdagt Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: , NJ, USA Age: 22 iTrader: (0)	i was thinking about doing black vinyl . do you think it can me done or will it be to heavy and glue will not hold ?