Hiksuky Suede Auto Headliner Fabric 120" L × 60" W with Foam Backing - Beige Interior Replacement Material for Car/Truck/SUV/RV Roof, Tube Packaging - Home Repair/DIY Headliner Material

This product looks fantastic and is strong enough to withstand the test of time. This was very easy to work with and held on to the adhesive very well. The thickness of the foam created very smooth flat areas, but I found it difficult to get around the curves in the corners without creases. This was my first time ever attempting to replace a headliner and have received many compliments about the outcome. Now the headliner no longer droops down and touches people’s heads in the minivan.

Great fabric, soft and really nice looking, I did a few headliners and this makes a huge difference in the interior of the car, it is a job though, lots of stuff to remove depending on the vehicle, but well worth the effort if you don’t want to spend $100’s to get it done.

Used on a2014 GMC Sierra head liner. Pretty thick, it’s a typical foam and fabric headliner. Easy to cut, easy to glue. It was black true to color. Size was just barely enough.

Looks and feels great. 100% worth it.

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)

Replaced my old boring factory grey headliner in my 2018 GMC Sierra with this item. Arrived on time and in great condition. The color was perfect, it looks and feels like suede(as it should). Easy to work with and a nice thicker upgrade compared to the factory headliner material. I used a light coat of 3m adhesive spray and stuck like a charm. No bleed throughs, wrinkles, or bubbles.

Looks great in my Dakota! Good quality and soft feel. Thick with padded back.

Worked fantastic with high temperature glue to fix the headliner in my '98 Buick LeSabre.

I have used this material to cover a floor I made for the boot of my car. It not only looks great but was easy to stretch into the curves and edges of the board. Very good quality material.

Quality is good, you need to buy the fabric glue, i bought gorilla glue spray and it worked like a charm, its easy to work with, but also thick and feels soft to the touch

Not bad

Plenty of fabric for the price, and seems to be of decent quality. I was hoping to use this as a foam backing for a motorcycle seat cover and it didn't work the best, foam is just not thick enough to give the diamonds I stitched in a 'padded' look. For anyone thinking of buying for the same purpose, I'd recommend using actual scrim foam.

Very nice quality fabric, the 1/9" thick foam is perfect for hiding imperfections in the bscking board and easy for applying spray hlue for ahesion. It was stretchy enough to get in those tricky corners but not so stretchy that you had to worry about the fabric being pulled. The color was a bit nore grey-biege than expected but versitle for multiple interiors. When looking for headliner fabric most in this size is being sold as folded fabric instead of proper rolls like this fabric was sold, that point alone made it worth buying. Very happy with my project to restore my 30 year old trucks roof.