Nova_Dust

I knew this was gonna happen one of these days... so it did this afternoon. I was aiming for the sun roof but my hand missed and I pointed the cigarette right on the ceiling.

Needless to say, it burned a black hole lol.

I was thinking using grey spray paint to cover it up. Or does anyone else have a better idea? How cost effective is it to go and change the entire roof cloth? And is it possible to change the roof cloth to a vinyl piece, like Integra interior roof?

Buff 'n Stuff

bad Nova_Dust!

That's why I don't smoke in my car. I smoked in my last one and made a few burn marks.

Sorry, I don't know of any other way to fix the marks other than replace the material altogether. I just replaced my whole car.

Nova_Dust

Chris, you drive a 2002 Sir no? You already replaced the entire ceiling cloth? Why?

And how much did it cost you? Who did the service for you?

imported_Team Rukus

grab some vynil and re wrap it

Buff 'n Stuff

I replaced the car that had the cigarette burns with the one I'm driving now.

squintz

for my headliner i just pulled it out, wrapped it in vinyl and used 3m apolstery glue to hold it on, it looks sick, and sticks so yeah do that it takes like an hour.

imported_94EG6HB

Yank it out...

re wrap black vinyl..

problem solved..

Nova_Dust

The parts where the cloth is attached to the door panel (you know, the light grey edger), how do I go about doing so? Can I take that strip panel off easily or I have to use force? I think you would wrap it first then cover the edge up with that panel right? Like the baseboards for carpets or hardwood floor.

So where should I buy the black vinyls? And black ceiling? **** isn't that kinda dark? LOL

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

I agree.... vinyl is even cheaper than that headliner material stuff... get white vinyl for up there, not black...black on the roof is just sick...or get somethng the same color as the a-pillar moulding (tan)

Nova_Dust

B, black vinyl is sick as in ugly or badass looking?

The moulding you were talking about, is that the plastic edger along the edge of the roof to the window? If so, mine is light grey, so white vinyl would be the best choice? To match seats?

How do you take off that moulding/plastic cover? It seems glued to the car...

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

No, sick as in wrong... who wants a black ceiling? Yes, the plastic is light gray... go with that! The white seats... I'm sure you'll be replacing at some point, so don't do white roof... that was a bad idea. The a-pillar (thingy that holds the windshield in) moulding (light gray/tan) plastic is not glued on, but rather clipped in. Very carefully pull on it to remove. It's easy to break those clips.

Nova_Dust

I guess I need someone to show me how to take those pieces off.... or take it to the dealer and ask them how to.