Save Money & Get Better Quality: DIY Car Headliner Tutorial

How to save money and get a better headliner, that will make your car or truck quieter and cooler. Check it out.
Dynamat is great I love it. But it doesn't look good as a finished product on the interior of your vehicle.
Solution to that is Boom Mat Leather Look. Yes, a sound control product that doubles as a finished panel in vinyl/leather. Look no more because here it is.
Links To Things You'll Need
Time Codes
00:00 Intro
02:22 What Material To Use
03:30 Trimming Material To Fit
06:58 Headliner all trimmed to fit
08:04 Turn Car Upside Down
08:52 Dry Fitting The Headliner
10:12 What Adhesive To Use
10:23 Applying Adhesive & Gluing Down
15:30 Tucking the edges
18:33 Rolling It Down
19:38 Cleaning Things Up
20:47 The Completed Product
21:13 The Conclusion
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Troy Kane
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[johnbruce]

Another great video..if we have a question about something other than this video do prefer an email or just go to an older video that relates?

[DIYWHEELGUY]

Nice! I wonder if this would work in my 75 Corolla

[SteveP-vmuc]

Can you steam out those creases?? I've seen others lay the headliners on top of the car in the sun to remove the creases also, watched one going into a 68' Charger that they steamed to remove the wrinkles after it was installed... Is the backing just foam on this product??