Removing XB headliner (cloth & fiberglass)...anyone?
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Removing XB headliner (cloth & fiberglass)...anyone?
Anyone here removed the entire headliner (the cloth and the - I'm guessing - fiberglass)? I want to mount a couple of flip-down LCD screens as well as installing a couple more dome lights.
Has anyone taken this piece off? How hard is it? Does it mess up the fabric? How about cutting it? Can I just use a dremel for the cloth & fiberglass....
Sorry for so many questions; but I'd really like to do this myself. Thanks!!!
Has anyone taken this piece off? How hard is it? Does it mess up the fabric? How about cutting it? Can I just use a dremel for the cloth & fiberglass....
Sorry for so many questions; but I'd really like to do this myself. Thanks!!!
#2
ok.... now hopefully you found this link b4 i post up... but if not... here ya go... some1 just recently did a re-rap of their headliner
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=140314
^^ that is just one of the recent jobs some1 did.. that is posted up here
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=140314
^^ that is just one of the recent jobs some1 did.. that is posted up here
#4
You better plan on getting ahold of me when this is about to go down!!!! hahaha Cory from Kokomo and I are going to take his headliner down here in a few weeks. If you want to come watch/help that would be cool. I'll let you know later when exactly it is that we are doing this.
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Originally Posted by fokusco
You better plan on getting ahold of me when this is about to go down!!!! hahaha Cory from Kokomo and I are going to take his headliner down here in a few weeks. If you want to come watch/help that would be cool. I'll let you know later when exactly it is that we are doing this.
I'll let you know on Friday if I'm feeling brave or not!
#6
Its very easy to do. Randode and I did mine and it went pretty smooth. You will need 3 or 4 yards to have some extra to do the hatch as well. I got 4 cans of glue to be on the safe side and I had only a half of a can left when finished!
#7
Originally Posted by boomster
Its very easy to do. Randode and I did mine and it went pretty smooth. You will need 3 or 4 yards to have some extra to do the hatch as well. I got 4 cans of glue to be on the safe side and I had only a half of a can left when finished!
I was planning on removing the headliner, using an exacto knife to cut the cloth headliner, then using a Dremel to cut the plastic part.
We'll see how it goes.....
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