| I've been sweathing the interior for a LONG time. I've ordered 3 different headliner materials. I was having a problem matching |
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| the color to the seat leather colors. I finally found a vinyl locally that is as close a match as I think I'll be able to achieve. the next |
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| issue was how to attach it !!! I layed several yards on top of the fuse and cut a piece that would wrap from one door sill to the |
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| other. I taped it taut and then cut openings where the doors are being carefull to leave 4-6" extra material. Positioned the rough |
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| cut headliner inside the fise and climbed in. I finally had the idea to use some duct tape and wrapped a piece around the |
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| midsection of the uppercabin and the headliner, this held a lot of the weight of the headliner up. i decided to work from the mid |
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| section towards the front. I used Pliobond, a type of contact cememt I tested earlier. applied a little to the cabin cover and then to |
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| the headliner, let it dry a bit and then pres in place. Fortunarelt the Vinyl I got stretches which makes it easy to do the compound |
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| curves. Started from the middle forward and then out to each side. It's slo going, but I think its going to look good, just takes |
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