Any camo interiors here?

[freeman35]

camo i had with the grey interior

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[Dszx13]

I have camo fabric on my doors. That was easy. But I doin this huge camo net material for a duck blind at bass pro. Anyone ever wrap door panels or headliner with? I think it'd look amazing lol


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[blueridgerobbie]

So noone that did their 95+ door panel inserts knows how they did it.....

My panel just had plastic snaps on them. They were really easy to remove the insert. As far as the headliner, I did a total re-do on my old 95. It was blue and in bad shape, so I did a complete swap out to a brown interior. Dash, carpet, headliner, trim and all. While I had it all out, I covered the headliner. It is still not a bad project to do. You could do a complete swap in one weekend. Just don't let it intimidate you. Take your time with the rear trim especially. It will break the clips off if you don't. Take all the seats out, then the trim and then the headliner. Get 2 yards of material and a can of 3-M spray adhesive and lay it to it. Material should be about $20 and the spray adhesive is also about $20. But you will have enough to do the door panel inserts as well. If you need any help just let me know.

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[Goat]

How are y'all getting the headliners to stick?

 

[slippy3002]

How are y'all getting the headliners to stick?

3M spray adhesive should work.

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[MSCustoms]

How are y'all getting the headliners to stick?

I used the spray grade adhesive that you have to spray out of a paint gun. Non of the aerosol cans worked after a while

 

[bluex]

Man, I still want to do this...

Anyone regret doing it like 3 months later???

 

[MSCustoms]

Man, I still want to do this...

Anyone regret doing it like 3 months later???

I did with the aerosol can spray glue. I redid mine over the summer with the spray grade adhesive and it hasnt shown any signs of sagging.

 

[bluex]

I did with the aerosol can spray glue. I redid mine over the summer with the spray grade adhesive and it hasnt shown any signs of sagging.

Do you know the name of the glue or where you got it?

 

[MSCustoms]

Do you know the name of the glue or where you got it?

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This is the glue that I used. I found this in every store that sells auto upholstery supplies but the smallest size I found was a gallon and I sprayed it with a cheap gravity feed spray gun from harbor freight and cleaned the gun with mineral spirits. I used it when I redid the headliner, seats, and door panels of my truck but make sure you spray the back of the material and the headliner board. One of the upholsterers at work said the glue in the aerosol can is more for temporary stuff and the spray grade glue is more permanent like for headliners.