Custom headliner From Scratch Classic Car - Upholstery Tips

[@coursehome]

You do pretty work I watch your video all the time. Mark from Tennessee

[@garyp1533]

You my friend are a great teacher Good Job Thank You

[@jeffreymiers8793]

Excellent!! Great to see the process............Thanks

[@davido2047]

Excellent instruction...another masterpiece Mario!

[@Numgut]

This is fascinating. Your work is so clean and expertly done. What a great video, thanks for sharing your process with us

[@mibars]

Thank you Mario for your videos and tips! With your help I did my own headliner in my 1990 Suburban. Especially the part you were showing types of wood and the way you didn't fill the whole roof was helpful. I ended up using a 4 mm regular plywood from metal lip to metal lip and for the headliner material I went with bit unconventional, but really easy to work with... Carpet! Regular ruby red saxony carpet, which is stiff enough to cover metal between trim and wood without sagging. The sound deadening effect of that carpet as a headliner is stunning, it is so quiet inside and it looks super nice. Without your tips I'd probably end up with using a way too soft Luan board and I'd struggle to make it follow curvature of roof reinforcements.

[@tonyfisher4113]

love your videos, ive been in the upholstery trade since 1983 we never stop learning and improving our skills

[@sheldoncooper6230]

Thank you for making such detailed videos. Where is your shop? I'd love to sit and just watch you in person.

[@chriskelly6443]

i followed this video to do my headliner in my 29 ford model a and it turned out great

[@davestewart9146]

The headliner looks so good 👍😁

[@kimberlywilliams9757]

You do exceptional work! I'm so impressed with the skill set you have! That headliner looks fantastic! 🙂

[@vayabroder729]

Master Mario is a true artist. This is absolutely beautiful. I enjoy watching him do his magic.

[@Isadore123L]

Beautiful! All your advice made so much sense and the technique made it look so easy. I've been watching many of your videos because I hope to use the advice for the interior of a 1966 Mustang that I own without wasting many hundreds of dollars buying premade items. I love the idea of making it personal and unique the way you put artistry into your trade. Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@danmarley2926]

Very clean and straight forward 💯🔥

[@keithcrook2943]

Thank you! Awesome tutorial

[@ryanwitman8672]

Absolutely incredible. Amazing attention to detail and patience. I love watching someone who’s proud of their work and thorough

[@lesleyhiddins2067]

Love it, awesome!

[@bmcgc1960]

Nice, you are a skilled craftsman.

[@MidwestCoupe]

Thank you so much for taking your time to make this video for us. You are greatly appreciated!!!

[@Yusuf.s275]

Thank you .. such a good work ❤

[@Road_Rash]

That looks amazing...I want to do a nice headliner in my truck, & this is giving me lots of new ideas...great job! 🖖🏿😎👍🏿

[@smokeeazyatl]

Great work! Looks amazing 👏🏽 !

[@timothykinard-fs5sn]

This is amazing! Have you ever done a 60’s mustang headliner?

[@jerrymay3806]

Very nice work!! You are a true craftsman!

[@dudeman9701]

Beautiful work my friend! With your accent I couldn't understand when you said the name of the material you are using. And where you get it from . Can you give a link to there website? Thanks. Keep up the quality work .

[@randypeck4754]

hi Mario, great job. can you tell me the name of the white plastic tool you use and where can I get one please. thank you

[@sheldoncooper6230]

Looks like a bone folder. You can find them on Amazon.

[@upholsterytips]

It is a bone when I buy buy a BMW rear window from GHHA they sent that bone with the new window. But you can buy something similar on Amazon like Sheldon said

[@randypeck4754]

thank you Sheldon and Mario

[@randypeck4754]

@@sheldoncooper6230 thank you

[@debebeteklu1451]

Excellent job! Thank you?

[@GenesCustoms.]

Wow that looks great!

[@CapBamBam]

I think it's cool he's telling us we can do this while watching something we know we can't do.. yet, so we looked it up.

[@BlaneWilliams-o5x]

Thanks for sharing your skill

[@benjaminrowe2846]

thank you

[@bobbyhilliard1108]

that is a some fine work

[@domingocanard4164]

muy buen trabajo, bien hecho señor

[@leeburke4060]

love the center peace

[@geargrinder7714]

Brilliant work. Very inspiring, thank you

[@Sullie8]

Out standing!

[@2001rmoreno]

HI, Mario!, nice work,what kind of glue do you recommend for wood.

[@adrianasencio5242]

A real master craftsman.

[@eafreeland]

Amazing work and thanks for sharing!!!!

[@shaneconnors757]

Great Work....Thank You for all your efforts

[@merlesson1164]

Beautiful work!

[@upholsterytips]

Thanks

[@772777777777777]

I have 1995 chevy silverado ext cab I'm going to replace the head liner material.. I tried reg weldbond contact cement red can on a test peice found it didn't stick that well to the orginal fiberglass headliner backing... what do you recommend for "glue ie brand of glue" for head linear with foam backing. Fyi I removed to old foam as it was bubbling from the fiberglass pad.

[@datjr67]

Do you prefer wood or abs 1/8" for headliner

[@2010bigfathen]

I have had that closed cell foam turn lose until a friend that used to do vinyl tops told me it needs to be sanded before glueing, that stopped the problem

[@himeysales]

What kind of glue do you use?

[@upholsterytips]

I use a LANDAU TOP AND TRIM GLUE

[@j22vasquez]

Have you done something like this to a vw beetle?

[@gopalbakale2309]

Very look fine

[@RicardoBN]

Buenas tardes me gustan tus videos, gracias por enseñar tus técnicas, me gustaría que mostraras cómo es la pistola de pegamento que utilizas y dónde se podrá conseguir? Saludos desde México

[@tiagomartincastillo3440]

How did you fix the wood to the roof of the car?

[@gpk3003]

Tq Sir…❤

[@AbstractDreamz]

I don't like your videos.....I LOVE your videos!

[@2010bigfathen]

A man that don’t like that don’t love kittens and Christmas

[@lajosdora2582]

Mester munka

[@markkraus3598]

You didn’t scuff up the landau foam before gluing it. Looks good