We made a DIY Headliner for our Jeep for under $80. It was really easy to make. Customize your next jeep headliner. See how we did it in the video.
Velcro we used 2-3 boxes:
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You could have made a lot of moolah if you would have kept the templates, transfered them on to some waxpaper all taped up together. I totally would have paid you for that so I didn't have to do it myself. But I have a JL so. dang. But hey, when it warms up a bit I may just tackle that. Looks easier if you take off the tops off.
Where did you pick up the insulation board ?
Great video! Have you had any issues with the adhesive on the velcro lettng go in te heat? I make a set of these for my JK and used a different brand of 2" adhesive backed velcro. Yesterday every one of them fell off in the heat of the day. Did you use the Velcro brand?
Great video, awesome thinking using that insulated board. Pattern is on point.
A few questions…..
Can you stick velcro patches to this?
Is there a noticeable difference in cabin temps during the summer/winter?
Where did you buy your material?
It's been a little over a year, how's it holding up?
Thanks for the video!
Great video.
One question: Have you noticed any smell in the cabin? Most rigid insulation panels have to have fire retardants chemicals, per building codes, that off-gas. Just curious.
here because I'm curious…VW Tartan plaid would look great in there too. And you can use your own brand and quantity of sound deadening material to apply where you want to knock down some of the noise/resonance of the panel and minimize rain noise.
I purchased an aftermarket headliner, made myself a pattern, then returned the headliner.
Well done! Doing this for my JT!
Awesome execution. Here's what I want to do with this. I'm getting a Sarge Green Gladiator and ill paint the inside of the top black. Then I will use your headliner method with the OPC camo pattern material. I may include patches from my military career. Thank you for the video.
Nice, I would put some beach graphite
Can you email me the template you used?
How much fabric did you end up purchasing
still waiting for the update…….
Is foam insulation safe to put into a Jeep open air like that? I thought it wasn’t safe to use because it off-gasses
Great Video@ but i wish before u installed it u had a Laser Gun to check the Temp to do before and after u install the headliner ,,,,years ago i did something almost like that for my TJ but i had a combination (FOAM +Reflectix Staple Tab Double Bubble Foil Insulation Roll)……… but it was a great difference in the TEMP… i'm gonna use your technic to make another one for my JKU will still combine the Reflectix… i like the spray Option make it very simple & easy…still waiting for the UPDATE…
Awesome video. Just did this to my Jeep, took me about 4 hours to do the front and back seat roofs. I used extreme duty double stick tape rather than velcro. The first thing I noticed immediately was it is now slightly quieter in the Jeep. Instead of using fabric to cover them I used felt. Much thicker and lends a little more insulation to them. Haven't had a chance to test them in the heat yet, it's supposed to be 117 here this weekend so that will be the ultimate test. My cost was $62 for everything. Once again, great video. Thanks for sharing it.
It’s been almost a year since this video, are they still holding up good?? Any initial ideas that you changed bc something didn’t work out? And do they actually keep your inside a lot cooler and reduced noise reduction? Sorry for all the questions but I really don’t want to spend 400 dollars on headliners.
What type of fabric is best, I imagine cotton would allow the spray adhesive to come through when pressing it on the board. This looked thicker than cotton, just making sure I don't royally screw this up. Thanks in advance.
A cheap electric knife works awesome for cutting foam
You just save me some money. Thanks for the DIY video. Fabric I’m using blank white and getting iron on vinyl with Mopar logo on them.
Wow it looks great! Definitely going to try this out. I was wondering if you had any updates on you DIY headliners? Like if you noticed a difference in temperature within the Jeep. Whether the adhesive you used is still sticking to the fabric. What about Noise reduction and maybe things you wish you would have done differently.
This is great stuff. How much fabric did you buy? And what kind of panels? Need to buy everything online nowadays