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  1. rum4

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    #2 rum4, Jul 31, 2013
    good job. definitely one of a kind.
     
  2. MCS02

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    #4 MCS02, Jul 31, 2013
    Good job! I need to do it to my Mini. But I'm going back stock.
     
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    #5 eMINIparts, Jul 31, 2013
    Way to go!....:Thumbsup:

    Love that you made it your own....
     
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    #7 nxtMINI, Jul 31, 2013
    very cool :Thumbsup:
     
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    #8 minsanity, Jul 31, 2013
    Great job, Tummi! I admire your courage for putting fabric w/ geometric print that needs good alignment.:Thumbsup: That makes it way more difficult than the stretchable matte leatherette I did!

    No, you need not put a foam layer back, but you can if you opt. I ski[pped that fearing it might deteriorate again.
     
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    #9 Mr. Jim, Jul 31, 2013
    Sweet job! Looks great!
     
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    #12 Crashton, Jul 31, 2013
    Very nice job. I love it!!! :Thumbsup:
     
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    #15 jiminni, Jul 31, 2013
    "Daddy, I can't sit in your car, I'm gettin dizzy" :lol: Very unique :Thumbsup:
     
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    #3 GokartPilot, Jul 31, 2013
    Not to shabby:Thumbsup: Definitely original. I have a question if you don't mind. In the sixth picture is it looks like you striped off the foam, did you replace it or just attached the material straight to the shell?
     
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    #6 mrntd, Jul 31, 2013
    WOW that's bold. Do you need sun glasses in it all the time now?:D

    Thanks for the instructions
     
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    #10 Minidave, Jul 31, 2013
    If you buy headliner material, it has the foam already glued to it....just FYI for those contemplating doing this on their cars.

    Tummi, what the heck are those orange things?

    [​IMG]
     
  12. Tummi_Gummi

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    #11 Tummi_Gummi, Jul 31, 2013
    I stripped off the foam and then just applied the new fabric straight on there. It already had like a layer of felt or something of the sort it was the same thickness as the stock liner + the foam. So it worked out great. Has a factory feel.

    The whole project cost me around 60$.

    Haha yeah I am rocking the Lt. Dangle sun glasses :D

    Oh those orange things? Well those are headless chickens duh! ;)


    And thanks to everyone's comments! Glad to see everyone likes it!
     
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    #13 Tummi_Gummi, Jul 31, 2013
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    #14 Tummi_Gummi, Jul 31, 2013
    Ill upload these pics later on in a bigger size.
     
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    #16 maacodale, Aug 1, 2013
    When I was scrolling down looking at the pics, I was pretty wowed when I got to the finished pictures. Very cool!
     
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    #17 Dave.0, Aug 1, 2013
    Nice work looks cool.:Thumbsup:
     
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    #18 silky, Aug 1, 2013
    Wow! Super snazzy...
     
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    #19 eMINIparts, Aug 2, 2013
    Can we go back to the headless chickens for a minute?.....

    Why?
    What?
    HUH?

    Is this a side hobby? An art project? Please tell me more about the headless chickens
     
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    #20 myquite, Aug 12, 2013
    I just pulled my headliner. I used a brush and a shop-vac and got rid of all that old cruddy foam liner. The headliner board is still a bit "tacky". Is it ok to spray the adhesive on that? i don't see a way to clean all the residue off cardboard. any ideas?
     
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    #21 Tummi_Gummi, Aug 15, 2013
    Thats exactly what i did! And so far so good! Just don't get it wet or anything like dont try a wet rag to get off the rest of the glue. I used my fingers a lot and rubbed off what i could get off and a shop vac and brush just like you said.