Amazon.com: Automotive Roof Upholstery Headliner Fabric Craft Foam Backing Black 85" x 60" : Automotive
Dec. 30, 2025
Amazon.com: Automotive Roof Upholstery Headliner Fabric Craft Foam Backing Black 85" x 60" : Automotive
A sagging headliner can be a nightmare, and expensive to repair. We can help to fix your sagging headliner quickly and cheaply.
The headliner, or headlining, is the fabric part attached to the roof of your car. It gives
the roof a nice finish, dampens noise and keeps the cold out. Over time the
headlining fabric can separate from its backing board, resulting in a so-called “sagging
headliner”.
The sagging occurs because the condition of the glue that holds it to the backing
deteriorates over time. The process is accelerated if the headlining becomes wet.
The glue will become moist and will dissolve. Sometimes the sagging gets so
bad that it gets in the way, it’s the point at which you will need to have it fixed.
To determine the size you need, measure your vehicle headliner from front to back,
then add 6 inches.
If the roof of your vehicle has a raised area, you may want to add another 6 inches or so.
Likewise, if you want to recover your sun visors, you will want to order extra material.
Measurements:
36 inch x 60 inch = 1 yard
72 inch x 60 inch = 2 yard
108 inch x 60 inch = 3 yard
144 inch x 60 inch = 4 yard
180 inch x 60 inch = 5 yard
216 inch x 60 inch = 6 yard
252 inch x 60 inch = 7 yard
288 inch x 60 inch = 8 yard
324 inch x 60 inch = 9 yard
360 inch x 60 inch = 10 yard
For complete accuracy, take a measurement of your vehicle.
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High Quality Polyester Auto Roof Liner Headliner Fabric Upholstery Material 1/8"
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