Re: loose headliner

[Todd Young <tyoung@wamnet.com>]

George Tur wrote:

> Some info on headliner replacement costs.
>
> Then I thought of a product on the market that would cover
> the metal, provide sound insulation, and look good as it is available in
> multiple colors. What I'm refering to is the new spray in bed liner
> material
> available for pickup truck beds. This stuff is supposed to be available
> in a
> "roll-on" form also. With the proper prep, and application, you could
> have a
> nice looking headliner, that you wouldn't have to worry about re-glueing
> again
> in a few years.

I think I've been misunderstood.  My idea is to remove the stock headliner
completely, then use the bedliner coating as a replacement headliner. It
wouldn't have the cloth look of the original, but could be interesting.
Check for dealers in your area and take a look at how the liner material
looks once it is applied. This stuff would also work good as a trunk liner.
I've seen articles where a piece of body sheet metal for a Jeep was cleaned
up, and had pin holes, they still applied the bedliner material. It sealed
the pin holes and provided a rust proof coating, and sound deadener.

Some brand names: Rhino Linings, Line-X

Some sites for people to get an idea of what I'm talking about.
http://www.diamondliners.com/
http://www.armaguard.com/

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