Where to buy an SC headliner?
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<a href="http://www.pelicanparts.com" target="_blank">www.pelicanparts.com</a>
<a href="http://www.performanceproducts.com" target="_blank">www.performanceproducts.com</a>
I know they have them. Good luck!
<a href="http://www.performanceproducts.com" target="_blank">www.performanceproducts.com</a>
I know they have them. Good luck!
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actually, the one in the car was sprayed black and I really hate the way it looks. The worst part is the overspray on the dome lights and the mirror on the sun visor.
A new liner is a bit more than I expected. I thought I saw one in a catalog for liek 54 bucks or so, but the liners on those sites are around 100.
A new liner is a bit more than I expected. I thought I saw one in a catalog for liek 54 bucks or so, but the liners on those sites are around 100.
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I've seen them too that didn't turn out to good with a spray job.
It just takes a lot of prep and skill with spraying. I removed my dome lights. And the factory mirror is plastic and I got some solvent on it and it was history. So I went to local glass shop and had them cut me a mirror to put over the old one. I think I used that two way tape to hold it in place. Anyway that turned out to be an upgrade, looks great and it's a real glass mirror.
The reason I went this route was cost, and the job involved in replacing the headliner (ie taking the glass out)
If you do go this route it would be a good time to replace the windshield and rubber gaskets.
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It just takes a lot of prep and skill with spraying. I removed my dome lights. And the factory mirror is plastic and I got some solvent on it and it was history. So I went to local glass shop and had them cut me a mirror to put over the old one. I think I used that two way tape to hold it in place. Anyway that turned out to be an upgrade, looks great and it's a real glass mirror.
The reason I went this route was cost, and the job involved in replacing the headliner (ie taking the glass out)
If you do go this route it would be a good time to replace the windshield and rubber gaskets.
cheers <img src="graemlins/beerchug.gif" border="0" alt="[cheers]" />
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Installing a headliner is a nightmare. You will typically pay $50 for the liner, and as much as $300 to have someone install it, which involves removing front and rear glass, as well as the door seals.
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In The Book 101 Projects for your Porsche headliner replacement is project #68 and says, "it's one of the most difficult and complex projects in the book"
Sounds like a challenge
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Sounds like a challenge
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How do you go about spraying a headliner? my 82' has a cigarette smoke, stained, white one, which is also damaged beneath the roof aerial fitting, and after looking at the amount of work needed to replace it (ie; a lot)I read here that some have simply been sprayed. is this viable in black, or will it just look terrible?