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1992 Chevrolet truck headliner installation

This Chevrolet truck headliner was "on the head of the owner"; so we took about 30 minutes and replaced the headliner with a headliner kit. It is now as good as new. A standard cab truck headliner kit will do this vehicle, click this link to go to the order page. The color we used for this Chevy truck was 2187 charcoal blue. You can find this color in our color chart on all the truck headliner kits page.

 

Step 1
What a saggy headliner! Remove the visors, and anything else that holds the headliner board up. (most chevy trucks have VELCRO holding the front)		 Step 2
Remove the old material from the headliner board.
Step 2
Now clean the board of all the old deterioated foam (it's like dust). You can use a softbristled brush bathroom brush.		 Step 3
When the board is clean; place the headliner material on it...fold in half...spray material and board, and then glue it.
Step 3
When gluing the material to the board...press with palm of hand and rub it firmly. After glued...trim excess. It should look something like this.		 Step 4
Replace the headliner the same way it came out. LOOKS LIKE NEW!!!

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Comments

This is a nice tutorial for a “flat” headliner, but my 2005 Gmc std cab, has all kinds of concave areas, whats the trick in having no wrinkles in the fabric??

For those headliners with the indentation's in them, the headliner should be worked in to the dip by starting at the bottom of the dip, and pressing the headliner into it while pulling upward and outward. Takes a little time, but it can be worked into a dip or indentation in the headliner board quite nicely. WLS Admin
Jason 12/17/2017, 07:17 PM
Need instructions for the installation of a 2007 jetta
renee phillips 12/01/2015, 04:56 PM
You can glue over the old foam, but make sure there is no foam dust left once you remove the material part of the headliner material. I would go over it with a soft bristled brush just to make sure.
WLS 10/18/2012, 09:12 AM
My foam backing is in great shape and is not coming off. Can I just glue the new cloth over the existing foam?
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Steve 10/10/2012, 06:09 PM
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