[Vwdiesel] Spray-on headliner?

[Matt Alkire]

You might poke around and see if someone is parting out a Jetta in your area that has a good headliner in it.  It'd be a whole lot easier than recovering the old one and attempting to make things look stock that way.  

Good luck!

-Matt

On Sep 11, 2010, at 12:07 AM, Shalyn Shourds wrote:

>  On 9/10/2010 10:55 PM, Matt Alkire wrote:
>> If you still have the headliner cardboard, recovering it is pretty easy.  I did mine in about 2 days off and on.  Cost was around $40 for materials.
>> 
>> -Matt
>> 
> After recent weather and the unfortunate sunroof leaks in my TDI, I now 
> have a total of three cars that could really use some headliner 
> repairs.  Revives my dream of having a headliner patterned after Van 
> Gogh's "Starry Night".   I'm clearly going to have to take the 
> initiative.  If I can figure out how to mold carpet (already figured out 
> how to make it moldy), I could also fulfill another long-time dream of 
> mine: deep-pile shag.  Shoes off, please.
> 
> On a more serious note, anyone experimented with installing something 
> like dynamat or some other sound-deadening insulating material when 
> replacing carpet or headliner?
> 
> -Shalyn
> 
> -85 Jetta TD
> -00 Jetta TDI
> -too much time to think
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