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I ripped my fabric off long ago. It's just the board/foam stuff right now
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Thanks guys. It's really not that hard. It's more time consuming than anything. I would be than happy to help anyone that wants that wants to redo theirs. You're looking at about $90 for the fabric and 3M adhesive. I found my fabric (120" is what you need) on EBay and glue at Advanced.
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it used to a bit, but not anymore. Just have to try not to rub anything against it.
Still better than fabric hanging down
Still better than fabric hanging down
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The hanging down problem was what made this happen. My old one was being held up by the visors and speakers. It was so bad that I couldn't see out the back window.
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number of moving parts in the 4.0 =
yet the headliner fails first. it's a 3M conspiracy, and jeep is in on the take!
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