Suede Auto Headliner Fabric 54" L × 60" W with Foam Backing - Grey Interior Replacement Material for Car/Truck/SUV/RV Roof, Tube Packaging - Home Repair/DIY Headliner Material

new head liner in a s10, had a lot left over to do sun visors in a couple of cars

Material looks great! Color does match with the listing but not with the original fabric but that isn’t a big deal. It’s pretty soft, much improvement from the OEM stuff. Durability is great no complaints there and application was very smooth. Thickness is just what I’m looking for and the size is perfect. Would recommend.

Very nice quality fabric, the 1/9" thick foam is perfect for hiding imperfections in the bscking board and easy for applying spray hlue for ahesion. It was stretchy enough to get in those tricky corners but not so stretchy that you had to worry about the fabric being pulled. The color was a bit nore grey-biege than expected but versitle for multiple interiors. When looking for headliner fabric most in this size is being sold as folded fabric instead of proper rolls like this fabric was sold, that point alone made it worth buying. Very happy with my project to restore my 30 year old trucks roof.

I am, so far, very happy with this purchase. The material is just what I envisioned from the description on Amazon, though it was a bit thinner than I thought it would be. Turns out that was a good thing, as handling, trimming, and smoothing it was very easy. Plus, if you wrap the edges (which was not originall done from the factory) the cloth is the perfect thickness when it comes to fitting the headliner back in the truck, behind all the body trim pieces. The only flaws in the job were self-inflicted but they are in barely noticeable places (a couple of creases on the edges). If my experience changes in any way I will post an addition to my review. BTW, I used 3M Headliner adhesive, making 3 passes over the surfaces, allow about 5 minutes for it to tack. Work 1/2 at a time from middle out moving front to back. This was my first effort so I watched several YouTube vids about the process.

Was more than enough material to do the job