roof lining

[dazzaz31]

make sure you get the correct glue aswell,it needs to be able to handle high temp that you get in summer,the hood liner material is'nt all that costly the correct glue is a bit pricey.i'm going to do my roof myself (allready got the glue)but my backing of the liner is stuffed because the previous owner of my jeep stapled the liner up and it has dents every where,so if any one has one they want to sell let me know,i don't care if ther lining is coming off just as long as the board is not damaged.

[kakadufong]

just for referrence, got my liner from NOLAN Warehouses, Perth.
Cost me $30.

http://www.nolans.com.au

[Wooders]

Damn and I was just going to ripp the roof lining out of our 94 and call it done

[eugene the jeep]

Originally Posted by Wooders

Damn and I was just going to ripp the roof lining out of our 94 and call it done

spoken like a true jeeper (hoodliners only there to make the missus happy)


Wardy

[toddm]

My 96 is only sagging on the speaker surrounds. Just like Wooders i was just going to rip it off. Thought i might remove the foam as well though and then hit it with some paint to match the interior. Job done!

[lithium]

From driving metal skin landys for years no hoodlining will leave you with condensation and an amplified drumming noise while driving. Marine carpet would be my choice.

[swampman]

i replaced mine a couple of years ago .. ripped it down peeled off the old stuff and bought some fabric from wal-mart i went to a local upholstry shop and bought some 3m spray adheshive and had some upholstry buttons covered with some of the fabric.. pushed right through the material and headliner 2 yrs and it looks as good as the day it was put in




while i was at it i also painted all the interior trim as well

one day i will get those seats changed to match