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Feb 13, 2011 | 10:31 AM
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Sweet I just did the same thing to my ZJ last week with Realtree Hardwoods.
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Thanks bro I look at mine everytime I get in
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What did you do for prep on the headliner board after you took the old fabric off? did you have to clean all the foam off?
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Ya completly clean off any as much old material untill you reach the board then simple glue and stick I used commercial 357. Spray addhesive worked great spray fabric and board let it get tacky stick together
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Looks awesome! How much material did you use? I need to re-do mine and need to know how much to get. Without the visors.
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Been wanting to do this to mine . . Looks good!!
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Looks awesome! How much material did you use? I need to re-do mine and need to know how much to get. Without the visors.
Looks great!
x2 on the question above - can you remember how much material you used?.. it something I plan on doing now that the weathers improving. Excellent job on the visors..really tidy, neatly finished.
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Looks awesome!
Had a friend who did that to his xj and it looked awesome.
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NIce looking.
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NICE! More pics please.....
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I used two rolls of 3' x5' material that I bought from walmart like 15 buckz each
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that looks awsome...got my new project now!!
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looks really good i saw the same material at walmart and had the same idea. one question could you explain how you did the visors a little. thank you
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Could explain the whole process? maybe a tutorial ? or a website?
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