headliner

blue83z

Donating Member
Re: headliner

where can i buy a new headliner, mine is starting to sag and im affraid a re-glue will look like poo

I have one, in about 30 miles south of Cleveland. Not something you can easily ship. $75 and its yours.
In all reality, a good interior shop can do for a few hundred dollars (guessing $300)
 

SuicideSy

New member
Re: headliner

A headliner is the simplest thing to redo in an interior. An upholstery shop (like mine, we specialize in aircraft) could do it for $150 I'm sure of it.
 

Baythan

SY2TY2SY2TY
Re: headliner

LMC truck has direct replacement for Syclone/S10, not sure about jimmy/typhoon.

About $200 shipped.
 

Black Knight

I Glow Therefore I am
Re: headliner

LMC truck has direct replacement for Syclone/S10, not sure about jimmy/typhoon.

About $200 shipped.

I would avoid these, I've bought three and all have fell down within 6 months (one fell down after a month). On the flip side they're always good about replacing it with a new one, but who wants to keep changing the headliner.
 

sy2585

MELS SY
Re: headliner

Local upholstery shop did mine for $100 bucks, but I took it out and reinstalled it. very easy in a sy.
 

Baythan

SY2TY2SY2TY
Re: headliner

I would avoid these, I've bought three and all have fell down within 6 months (one fell down after a month). On the flip side they're always good about replacing it with a new one, but who wants to keep changing the headliner.

:roll: Here we go again.

I guess mine has been in for a year with no issues. It was recommended by others who have had in their trucks for YEARS without issue. "Falling down" sounds like an installation error.
 

Black Knight

I Glow Therefore I am
Re: headliner

Here we go again what? I don't recall ever discussing this with you.

You do realize that there is/was batch issues with them and the fabric not staying adhered properly to the backing.

Maybe you didn't get that memo.
 

hatrik8

Donating Member
Pull it out and redo it yourself. Doesn't take much to do a syclone headliner.


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hatrik8

Donating Member
The material comes with the foam attached to it. A Re-glue doesn't help much because the foam comes apart no matter how much you glue it. You are better off stripping it and putting on new material.


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Re: headliner

local shop can do it for me for $100 with sunvisors, I had just came back from junkyard with a base as my truck was missing it completely. the funny thing is what it takes to install a new one its pretty much a can of 3m hd spray adhesive and the actual material. the can of 3m is like $20-$25 and the material like $30-$40 if you buy it loose. it just better to have someone do it and warranty it of any issues.
 

WyoSyclone

Active member
Re: headliner

My LMC has been perfect. You do need to use the big length of velcro across the rear side. Mine has stayed up fine and looks great.
Very hard to repair the foam backed stock one if its been baked by the sun.. just wants to fall apart. I like the fact that the LMC has a thick ABS backing.
 

SY2455

70's Veteran
Re: headliner

Last year you could still get them from GM for $130.00. They had 15 left, the last time I checked.
 

Aaron Staub

New member
Re: headliner

I'm thinking of taking on my Ty headliner as a DIY. One thing that is in the back of my mind:

My truck has a powered sunroof that I gather was installed as a dealer option. the sliding tray under the glass is a little too free to slide for my liking. If you launch hard, it will fling open just under the force of acceleration. Has anyone laid eyes on one of these to know offhand whether there is any adjustment or modification needed to tighten it up a bit. I didn't want to get all the way in only to find out I needed to order some sort of rubber seal or trim.
 
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