Man i dont remember, i could be wrong on the price but i know it was something dumb like $200-$300..

 

$112 seemed mighty cheap to me. Up here, shop rates are over $75/hour. So, let's put the tasks down and see:


-remove all the handles, lights and trim
-remove old headliner
-remove fabric from old headliner
-scrape and prepare surface free of imperfections
-spray on 1 or 2 cans of adhesive
-wait 15 minutes until tacky
-apply new fabric-same colour as old-ensure no creases
-re-install all lights, handles, trim
-return to customer.


I would have gladly paid $112 to have mine done. If they're charging less than $200 considering all the fiddling around and cost of materials etc., that's a steal. Typically costs $60 just to balance and install snow tires.

 

It took my brother and I a solid 3-4 hours to do it..but we just kind of bull**** around and we gave about 45 minute to let it dry before we started cutting the holes in it for speakers and such

 

Yes ! It looks very professional !

 

Thank you!

 

Use the 3M Super 90. We bond carpet everyday and if applied per the instructions you won't have any issues. Right at $13 at Lowes/Home Depot. Make sure the material is where you want it before you press it down cause it isn't coming off without some work.