Any camo interiors here?

[ChrisAU]

Will be attempting this today I think...

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[dylan94sierra]

I want to do my 94 extended cab headliner in camo. How hard is it to do? I don't have a headliner right now its just bare metal so will the 3M can spray work? Someone said its made for fabric to fabric...

 

[thz71]

I want to do my 94 extended cab headliner in camo. How hard is it to do? I don't have a headliner right now its just bare metal so will the 3M can spray work? Someone said its made for fabric to fabric...

You can't just glue it to the bare celing

 

[dylan94sierra]

So what all will I need to do it

 

[thz71]

So what all will I need to do it

A stock headliner it's like a foam

 

[dylan94sierra]

Iv looked all over the place and cant find any headliners that will fit

 

[MSCustoms]

I want to do my 94 extended cab headliner in camo. How hard is it to do? I don't have a headliner right now its just bare metal so will the 3M can spray work? Someone said its made for fabric to fabric...

3m isnt strong enough for the headliner, its more of a temporary type of glue. The best kind is the one that you have to spray with an air gun

 

[ChrisAU]

I used 3M 90 on my 92's headliner and it was still perfect after 2.5 years when I sold it. And that was a heavy material. As with all paint/adhesive jobs, it's all about surface prep. This time I'm using 3M adhesive meant just for headliners.

 

[MSCustoms]

It depends on the climate too. Mine came apart within a month but the upholstery guys at the shop i worked at said the aerosol can glue is more for temporary jobs and they used the spray gun glue. I havent had a problem since

 

[superchevyguy93]

Ok sweet, thanks! I'll prob be doing this to my 98 this weekend, I think I'll hot glue the folds on the back as well.

the 3m spray will hold it on the back u dont have to hot glue it ive had it on for like a week and a half now and its still holding strong