Car Element Suede Headliner Fabric with Foam Backing Material - Micro-Suede Headliner Fabric for Automotive/Home Replacement/Repair/DIY 60" Wide by The Yard - 60"×36", Grey

The head linner in my 2007 pilot failed and I love the car so I wanted to keep her looking as new as I can. It was a 3 hour job and it looks like I just got a replacement head linner.

THE AD SAID IT WOULD DO MOST FULL SIZE REGULAR CAB TRUCKS, IT TAKES ABOUT 40" TO DO A FULL SIZE CHEVY. MY FAULT THOUGH IT DOES SAY ITS 36" LONG

Easy install the product wasn't as thick as I hoped it would be but I would recommend it -nestor

Product is close to OEM. Good quality. Have a steamer handy to get wrinkles out before install. Use 3M headliner adhesive for best adhesion. Make sure to spray both the headliner mould and the back of the material. Allow both to sit for about 5 minutes after you spray to let the adhesive start to tack up. Wear gloves to keep adhesive off your hands while working with product. Have someone hold the liner up off of the surface and start working in down onto the mould long ways. Be patient and try to let the fabric mould into all the dips. Continue to spread it out and keep wrinkles pushed down. Once you stick it is very hard to remove and reposition so be careful with your initial placement. Order larger than you need so you have more to work with. Don’t skimp on cheap adhesive!! You will regret it. Allow to dry at least one hour before re-installing.

I've had the headliner installed for several months, still looking good, the adhesive is holding great, no ripples or puckering. Headliner material works great. I think I did a good job installing it.