Light Gray Auto Headliner 3/16" Foam Backing Fabric Material 72" X 60"

I watched a couple YouTube videos to get the gist of what I needed to do to replace the headliner in my Honda Ridgeline. The roll of material was just the right length and width and applied without issue. Now it is nice to be able to look out the rear view mirror and not see the old headliner hanging and flapping in the breeze. The product is just what it says it is and worked well. I did it single-handedly in under a day and no screws left over! No issues, going on six-months now.Update, five-years later: It still looks good and still well stuck. Still five stars.

Perfect size for our smaller SUV (Tiguan). Using a YouTube video for guidance installation was quite easy we saved hundreds of dollars replacing the headliner ourselves with little effort the finished product looks very nice the product is very nice and well adapted for small to medium sized cars. Just be sure to measure so you order the appropriate size

As you’ll see in the before and after pics, things are Magically looking UP thanks to this great easy to work with product (and a few YouTube videos too)!! Good quality. Take your time and it’ll turn out perfect. Used the 3M headliner spray adhesive. Now my son’s hair can stay in place and better yet he can see out of the back window of his Honda Accord with no sags or wags!!!

Great price for the amount that I ordered. Nice material and good coloring. Easy to cut and fit. Used it to replace my original head liner in pickup.

The fabric itself was nice and arrived quickly, but it had both dirt stains and a small grease stain. I was able to wash off the dirt section, and got really lucky that the grease stain fit dead center on hole I was going to cut out anyway.

Good color match to my Jaguar, but not the usual material (most cars have slight velour effect, this one, though soft, is just a weave). Great practical application, but not really a good choice where keeping to original matters. It will due for my application, though I would have preferred the correct type of material.

Where reattaching headliner with super 90 spray adhesive failed immediately, replacing the foam backed liner was an instant success. It seems expensive for what it is, especially after buying a few cans of high end spray adhesive... but I'm so happy I made the plunge. 8 months later and there's no flapping, no sagging, no pinning, and no falling on my head. I spent a few hours installing it right - removing the headliner board from the car, getting the old foam off, wire brushing, and gluing the new liner a little bit at a time. Now not only have I solved my sagging headliner, I replaced the one part of my car I can't reliably clean, and the interior looks brand new.

My car is a 1993 Geo Prizm LSI, and as you can imagine, time was not a friend to the original headliner. I had originally planned on having the headliner replaced by an auto upholstery shop, but after getting several quotes exceeding $400, I decided it wasn't worth it, and instead decided to install this with the help of my dad, who happens to be a mechanic. Once I had this installed, my car has the feel of being brand new! If you know what you're doing, definitely go this route instead of having it done by a shop. Your wallet will thank you, and it will look fantastic!