Headliner

Your car’s passenger area has to give the driver and passengers a comfy environment, especially when it comes to long road trips. This is exactly why nearly all cars are fitted on with a headliner. A headliner is made in layers of composite materials that are adjusted to the interior part of the car’s roof to function as an insulator between walls. Auto headliners are typically comprised of multiple layers: the backboard, a layer of spray adhesive, foam backing and fabric facing or the headliner swathe. Having on this very part enables solar heat to reflect so it keeps the interior temperature at a desired level. Besides performing accurately and efficiently, the headliner also assists in making sure the car’s interiors is warm and cozy for the drivers and passengers. If you plant to convert the design theme of your passenger area, you can definitely replace the headliner fabric that covers this insulation. There are countless designs available at PartsAvatar, which are commonly made of a thin fabric that is very simple to glue on. We are the right automotive car parts dealership to find this wide range of headliner choices. On our website, you can find the best values in our products as we provide the best-rated auto parts and accessories at significantly low prices.

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The headliner is one of the prime parts of your car interior and is attached at the inside fiberglass roof of your vehicle. It not only traps dirt, dust, moisture and odors, this part is favored by protecting you in case you bump your head on the roof of your car. This product will eventually fade out and show signs that it is gotten damaged. When left unmodified, it can fall right off and incidentally cover your eyes as your driving, which is very dangerous. To save you from facing a terrible accident, you can most definitely pay attention to the faulty conditions of your headliner inside the car immediately. You can also give your car’s interior a brand new makeover. In advance to purchasing a headliner for your car, there are tips you should consider in finding the perfect headliner for your vehicle. It depends on what type of car you drive that determines the size of headliner you really need. You should always make sure the headliner fits your small, mid-sized or full-sized car before you even purchase one. According to material, the headliners are available at PartsAvatar in a variety of fabrics that you can easily pick from. Plastic is a type of headliner in the form of a vacuum for customized fitting, so it’s very convenient to install on your car roof. If desiring to test out your headliner color, you can find the uncovered ABS plastic headliner board, so you can easily paint this over according to your favorite choice. We provide many types of cloth headliners on our website, which come in the most common products. Foam backed cloth is used in newer car models with board type headliners, which include a foam backing. Cotton napped cloth has a very nice finish with no foam backing. Synthetic cloth is used a supported bow or bow hung headliners, but no foam backing and it has a nice finish. Perforated vinyl is used for a supported bow or bow hung headliners, though no foam backing and is tear resistant. Headliners are made out of polyester and acrylic that are UV-resistant, so they are useful in really sunny areas, such as Alberta. Gray is the most popular headliner color because it gives a neutral tone for anyone’s preference. It also comes in a variety of different colors, such as ox gray, dark metallic gray, dark gray, sand gray and charcoal. If desiring more dramatic colors for your car, you can decide from the black and red alterations. Restoring a worn and torn headliner is a great way to replace your car cabin’s initial excellence. Tools needed to replace your headliner are a replacement headliner kit or headliner fabric, scissors, super adhesives, paperclips and sandpaper or bristle brush. The first step is to remove perimeter strips, also all items that bolt or attach to the headliner. This comes with coat hooks, dome lights, hanger hooks and even seat belts. Some cars have clips that hold down the headliner board, so if this is applicable to your car, then simply unclip that headliner. Carefully restore the headliner right from the car. Dispense its board of any old adhesive or foam by restoring these marks using either a bristle brush or sandpaper. Try to smooth down the board as much as possible without damaging the headliner board itself. Overall, the smoother the board is, the better your new headliner will appear. Get your replacement headliner fabric prepared by laying it downside in the right position over the headliner board. Fold over the fabric and be sure its shell can be easily seen. Even out the fabric’s wrinkles and apply adhesive glue onto the underside of this fabric. This process should be repeated with the other half of the headliner fabric. Use your hand to secure the fabric, as you will do this. Once the adhesive becomes dry, cut out holes to insert hanger hooks, dome lights and seat belts. If both sides have excess fabric, trim the extra cloth, which leaves a half-inch allocation on the cloth. The extra fabric can be hidden within the molding. There you can install your new headliner by reattaching the board onto your car.