im lookin for a place to wrap my headliner, and door parts on my tc in a red fabric maybe suede not to sure who knows of good places dont charge an unnecessary amount

 

Tempe Sales is a really good place to get fabric, their located off of Broadway west of Mill on the North side of the road.

 

Thanks scotty ill give them a call. I just wanna go around for prices

 

Fabric Depot or Fabric Supply Depot or something like that. Cavecreek and and Bell, just south of intersection on the east side of CC. It's a long standing upholstery supply place, been going there for years.

 

Wait sorry dude, are you looking for supply or for an actualy upholsterer?

 

Haha its all good dude. I want someone to do it. So that may help being if I go buy it for whatever price and have whomever install it. Fyi I wanna check out ur new set up in person

 

To be honest, I know randode and tizzy have both done headliner rewraps, otherwise a lot of the SA people had interior work done at Grunion (sp?)/ The Interior Shop on like Cavecreek and Sweetwater.

I can't make it to any meets probably until after Christmas, work is blacking out time off now, but we can figure something out if you want to see the falsefloor.

 

Ill ask both. But yeah I was on apocolypse this morning and the pics didn't show up for some reason. Ill try on another picture to see

 

my server may have been down... im on here too, tc interior, there's a sticky about systems at the top... im on the last page

 

if you are looking at redoing your headliner you want some really good glue cuz in AZ that stuff will come right back off.

I believe at Tempe sales they have a special glue thats illegal in certain states that was recommended to me to use for a headliner, im sure if you go in and tell them what you're doing they can recommend the best stuff.

 

Well good sir mý middle name is illegal . I'm goin call them today tho and see if they are fimilar with the tc so I don't have to drive all the way down there yet

 

Everyone I have talked to(including Randode and several shops) have recommended 3M #90 which is what I used when I did mine. Hopefully it doesn't give out, but I know a few people who have had theirs done for a few years now with no issues. I think the fabric to fabric bond with the glue is way more durable then if you are putting fabric to plastic, but that glue is meant to hold molding onto counters, so Good luck with interior shops, I had checked with several places before I did it myself, and was quoted 400-800 dollars to get the headliner and door inserts done on my xb2. I did it myself for around 150 for the material and adhesive.

 

'Fast Tack 92' from Phoenix Trim & Supply FTW!

Randode did mine over a year ago, and it is still perfect.

 

Shawn your making me think haha. I should check it out myself. I could do it. It won't be perfect but I could. Idk how to with the doors.

And kiss I remember when yours got done. Still nice yes

 

Yeah, I have two or three small ripples in the headliner where the adhesive didn't get smoothed perfectly, but I managed to rub them in and they aren't as bad now. More than worth it to me to have a few imperfections than to spend that much money to have someone do it. You might be able to get a good deal through Randode though, I think he said he would do the headliner and doors for like 200 plus materials, so you are looking at 350ish total. Have to check with him for his current rates though

 

Alright ill hit him up I got some led work I want done so ill ask then

 

I used 3m #90 on mines... I used 1 whole can on just the oem headliner, then i used another can on the fabric.
When they were both tacky, I used another can for both the headliner and the fabric. And the fabric I used is a pretty thick compared to the suede that most are using...and have no issues on sagging.

 

well if i end up doing any of it myself itd be the headliner. but if i do and theri is flaws i will focus on them all the time which is why i want someone else to do it. just gotta get rid of that lame color in there

 

I think I bought 7 cans total and I used 5 on the headliner I used a little of one can on the back hatch piece and I still have about a can and a half left. I probably could have used less, but I didn't want to take any chances. We did it section by section spraying both the headliner and the fabric, letting them both get tacky, then smoothing the fabric on.

 

ive never attempted but is the headliner easy to get off?