My new black headliner for 45.00.
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To paint lighter colors: it might work better to put down a coat of black or dark grey point first in order to remove any color variation. Then paint the tan over that. Common technique for painting metal etc. but I have never tried it on fabric so please test on some spare material first.
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Update- it's been several years since I did it and I've only had to touch up near the rear window a bit due to constant opening of the top. Even then, I didn't notice anything until I really looked at it.
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I used a plastic satin black spray to cover any plastic pieces just to get good adhesion, then final spray with fabric spray to match.
I also used a stretch faux suede to cover all of those pieces since they are so visible and it also looks more expensive. Very easy to cover and I used hot glue.
I also painted the visors black.
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