Duplicolor Headliner

[Spiggie]

Might be the best decision ive made, might be the worst.. Here it is after tonight with just one coat on. You can tell it defiently needs another coat (or two) at different angles. First is regular view, second is mega-close-up.

 

[Spiggie]

Wow those pictures are huge.. and really bad. Ill take new ones tomorrow in the light with a nice camera. :smashputer:

 

[Spiggie]

Semi-finished product! doing one more coat jus to be safe ;D

 

[thegreatdivorce]

Did you remove the headliner to paint it? if so, how much of a PITA was it to remove it?

 

[daPitbull]

Wow, you should do your seats to match.

 

[zerowkul98]

I saw my headliner taken off this morning for PDR from a hail storm. It came off carefully, but easilly.

There are some snaps that hold it up, and according to the PDR guy, Toyota's have great clips...whereas Hyundai's, according to these guys, suck a big ol' bag of ass.

 

[1clean4runner]

Most cars have headliners that are lighter in color than the rest of the interior to give a more "open" feel. Same reasoning behind the ceilings in homes being lighter than the walls.

Why did you decide to do the opposite?

My headliner does have some serious scratches/scuffs on it that could definitely use some covering action though. :artist2:

 

[Spiggie]

who needs a more spacious feel when your in a 4runner!!? But I did leave the headliner on. Opened all doors taped off on windows an put newspaper up. For front half I scooted seats all the way up then reclined all the way back. an jus slowly moved around. Then for back i folded all seats down. Im currently waiting for cazzio leather seat covers to be shipped, in black! Debateing doing all the tan molding on the sides black aswell? :naughty:

 

[Spiggie]

Headliner feels a little rough but I don't much touch it anyway. Used it on the carpet and flipped stock floor mats over. Looks real clean IMO. Holds up if you don't mess with it also. :ak472: