Thank you I appreciate it. Look forward to seeing yours when you do it….endless color/pattern options!
Yes that is exactly correct. I bought 6” wide rolls of Velcro, used only the hook side and cut pieces to fit that are hook on both sides. Left the factory liners in place which accepts the hook Velcro very well. Very easy to do and remove if needed.
Way cool idea. Suspect it deadens a little noise as well. Gonna have to take a look at something similar. Rock on!Had an idea to brighten up the dark hard top panel liners with a damaged repurposed Pendleton blanket which reflects my heritage. Cut templates and used double sided hook (no loop) to attach the wool to the liner. It is easy to remove if needed. Fun project.
Very cool!! Great minds think alike. (I can say that since my wife is not in hereI did something similar back when I first got my rig, but definitely prefer your blanket to my fabric..
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Not at all. I’ve never had a problem and I live in Fl where it’s hot as balls! The blanket and Velcro is so light it stays snug.That does look "purdy."
QUESTION, please:
Did you have to reinforce the headliner using more adhesive ?? During the "hot days of summer" I noticed that on occasion, after a particularly hot day, some areas of the OEM headliner "dropped down." I'm thinking if there were additional weight attached to the headliner, on a hot day, would the glue soften and the headliner separate from hard top ?? And if so, what "adhesive" would you use to give it "more stick ??"
Any tips/tricks on where and how much velcro to use for the best look and function? I'm assuming you basically velcro'd the borders and randomly in the middle?
Thanks! I bought these 4” X 26’ rolls from Amazon. I searched quite a bit and these offered the best value for wide coverage. I used only the hook rolls and had to adhere one roll to another to create the double sided hook. On install I covered most areas so I could get a nice flush, smooth finish.
