Upholstery/Fabric Stores?
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From: Scion Apocalypse
Originally Posted by boomster
Country Upholstery also did my full interior, all my seats and door panels. Great price, great work and very fast.
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Originally Posted by DOHCtorJT
Mesa Sales on Main/Gilbert is a great source for the east valley peeps. Headliner, speakerbox carpet, adhesives, etc.
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theres a place on the west side of 35 ave just south of i 10 that specializes in automotive upholstery. just make sure you strip off the original fabric off of the headliner.. glue doesn't bond very well to it. no matter what kind of glue u use
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Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
theres a place on the west side of 35 ave just south of i 10 that specializes in automotive upholstery. just make sure you strip off the original fabric off of the headliner.. glue doesn't bond very well to it. no matter what kind of glue u use
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From: Holding the detonator
Originally Posted by Kahuna
Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
theres a place on the west side of 35 ave just south of i 10 that specializes in automotive upholstery. just make sure you strip off the original fabric off of the headliner.. glue doesn't bond very well to it. no matter what kind of glue u use
ohh wait, i guess we are owned cuz we dont have it.
damnit!
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From: AZ
Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
theres a place on the west side of 35 ave just south of i 10 that specializes in automotive upholstery. just make sure you strip off the original fabric off of the headliner.. glue doesn't bond very well to it. no matter what kind of glue u use
My new one is holding up so far..... 
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Originally Posted by randode
Originally Posted by Kahuna
Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
theres a place on the west side of 35 ave just south of i 10 that specializes in automotive upholstery. just make sure you strip off the original fabric off of the headliner.. glue doesn't bond very well to it. no matter what kind of glue u use
ohh wait, i guess we are owned cuz we dont have it.
damnit!
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Originally Posted by YELOSUB
Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
theres a place on the west side of 35 ave just south of i 10 that specializes in automotive upholstery. just make sure you strip off the original fabric off of the headliner.. glue doesn't bond very well to it. no matter what kind of glue u use
My new one is holding up so far..... Scion Apocalypse strikes again
You guys have no idea!
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From: Holding the detonator
Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
thanx. wat kind of headliner are you rockin now randode. now dat crispy xb has your old one?
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i just tried to do my headliner in suede, but the material was too thin i guess and the glue came through. so the ppl that did suede, what kind of suede did you use? is it a special kind with a backing?
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From: aftermath az
Originally Posted by randode
Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
thanx. wat kind of headliner are you rockin now randode. now dat crispy xb has your old one?
nice
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Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
theres a place on the west side of 35 ave just south of i 10 that specializes in automotive upholstery. just make sure you strip off the original fabric off of the headliner.. glue doesn't bond very well to it. no matter what kind of glue u use
2359 N 33rd Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85009-1431
(602) 269-5825
I wouldn't strip off the original fabric, atleast with mine it lost most of its strength and form.
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Originally Posted by randode
Originally Posted by hawaiianxbzee
thanx. wat kind of headliner are you rockin now randode. now dat crispy xb has your old one?
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From: Ride21
Originally Posted by raceronabudget
i just tried to do my headliner in suede, but the material was too thin i guess and the glue came through. so the ppl that did suede, what kind of suede did you use? is it a special kind with a backing?
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From: Hawaii
Originally Posted by RockBlocker
Originally Posted by raceronabudget
i just tried to do my headliner in suede, but the material was too thin i guess and the glue came through. so the ppl that did suede, what kind of suede did you use? is it a special kind with a backing?
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^^^Yep, did mine the first time by myself and with help from Randode and the headliner started sagging a month later...Spent almost $100 total for all the accessories needed just to see most of it go in the garbage...Last week, I went and bought more material and had it professionally installed at The Interior Shop...I also went with a different color...