Hiksuky Suede Auto Headliner Fabric 36" L × 60" W with Foam Backing - Grey Interior Replacement Material for Car/Truck/SUV/RV Roof, Tube Packaging - Home Repair/DIY Headliner Material

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.

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.

Installed in my brother’s eclipse, was nice and smooth- quality was good.

Used when I built a speaker rack in my crew cab F250. Was plenty and looks amazing, I made the mistake if not using enough glue for it to stick on some of the curves but I made it work and it looks amazing.

This was harder to replace than I thought but not crazy hard. Have an old minivan I got from my grandfather and the old headliner was hanging and peeling... and just gross overall. YouTube had a ton of videos and they seemed like it would be a lot of work but was much cheaper to do it yourself than hire someone. This car is old and I really didn't want to put more money into it so decided to do this myself. This fabric looks great, decent thickness where the glue didn't go through it, and was pretty easy to work with. The entire process was a pain.. especially the cleaning part of the old fabric. But this one was great.... size received was accurate and the end product was awesome. Very happy. Just keep in mind that this is suede ... touching the surface changes the direction of the fibers, creating a visible line that shifts the color. I like the feel and the look of it... but not everyone might like that. Check out my pictures to see what I mean. (Included pictures of old headliner and new one)

Seems like pretty good material. I will tell you it’s hard to get in rounded corners without getting a wrinkle in it. It’s good stuff though. I used the 3M headliner glue when that stuff sticks it sticks. You’re not really moving it around much. I like it, though other than a couple wrinkles driving me nuts

Suede is good no creases at all! Just make sure you buy the roller that’s recommended it’s a life saver. I didn’t buy it and I have loose spots but not noticeable I did this with starlights so it came out looking awesome

For the price, this is the best product to make your car’s interior look nicer. Material itself is very worth the price and does its purpose. Not that thick but it does come w foam liner as extra padding.