mine has the famous air pockets and coming apart
on the edges..what am I in for if I pull this material off?
Enthusiast
wanting to remove the headliner material
mine has the famous air pockets and coming apart
on the edges..what am I in for if I pull this material off?
06 1ton 4X4 duramax/6speed ext.cab WT
Hummer wheels :^)
dual lift pump
Banks air intake
427,300 miles and counting..
Administrator
Extended cab models are easiest to replace the complete headliner. Other models require windshield removal. It's just fabric glued to a board, so what you see will be what you get.
Enthusiast
I’m not wanting to take it all out , just the fabric..
06 1ton 4X4 duramax/6speed ext.cab WT
Hummer wheels :^)
dual lift pump
Banks air intake
427,300 miles and counting..
Administrator
If you just want to remove the fabric and leave it bare, just do that. Cut away the parts that have let loose, or remove all of it. The fiber board and remaining adhesive will be what's left where the fabric is removed. It won't look pretty. If recovering or replacing it, it needs to come out, which isn't difficult at all in an extended cab (barn doors, with no B pillar in the way). If you want to make it somewhat presentable, you can remove it, strip it of all the fabric and adhesive, then paint it. I've seen some textured coatings that blend right in and look nice, if noticeable at all (some manufacturers actually do this instead of using a fabric covering).
Enthusiast
Tex’s.. I’ll do it..
06 1ton 4X4 duramax/6speed ext.cab WT
Hummer wheels :^)
dual lift pump
Banks air intake
427,300 miles and counting..
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