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Does anyone make the weave looking headliner material? If not what do you guys use?

Txas2step wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 31, 2019 6:13 am

https://patiolane.com/phifertex-cane-wi ... abric.html

This was posted by Shawn P.

I owe Ben Simons for this tip, but it does look great. My spray glue failed so I need to pull it and use another adhesive.

I liked this fabric, and placed my order. What did you guys use to glue it to?
Fiberboard or Dynamat or Hushmat or something else?
Thanks

I used this:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012E8HAO4

I used Kilmat 80 mil 36 sqft Car Sound Deadening Mat

I used 3M spray which failed so I bought a can of something at Home Depot to try

I was going to do a sound dead material but then I
Was going to glue the fabric to an upholstery fiber board.
http://www.rochfordsupply.com/shop/Auto ... index.html
Do you happen to know the measurements of the headliner? I wasn’t sure which size to buy. They have 2
Sizes.
32x48 and oversized
39x65. I’m leaning towards the biggest and trim it
Thanks for the good answers

I ordered the 32 x 48 fiberboard and I measured the opening then created a cardboard template and it measures 42.5 long x28.5 wide.
If I put a bend in it to Match the roof contour it will add a little more on the width.
There is a video on YouTube to show how to put a bow on a headliner fiberboard. Use
9 parts ammonia 1 part water and spray to soften the board. Use a spray bottle to apply.

Thanks Shawn P. for the lead on the Phifertex headliner material. Completed install today using 1/2" thick Dynamat as the backer material and 3M90 adhesive.
Mike.....

Let's try this picture.....New to attaching photos and compressing the file size.

Very nice job looks professional

learn somethin' every day. I didn't know an Auburn guy could do that quality of work.
roll tide

Coming from an Alabama guy, thanks for the compliment, I think !!!

That Phifertex is made in right here in Tuscaloosa