Blanco

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^ Same here. I'm testing out some fabrics right now, to see which I like best.

Sonic_RC

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Very nice write up OP. I might just try to tackle this in th near future

sakataj

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let me know the price you get......the guy who helped/did mine wants $300 for my visors alone as he said they are really time consuming to do by hand

YxUxMADDDD

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Nice work. Always wanted to do this but didn't have ***** to do it to a Lexus. Did it to my civic though with the same process. Thanks for confirming! Welcome to CL!

carbongs

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I did mine too. used a different glue but the 3m stuff is easier to get. also invest in a panel tool. most kits costs under $20 at your auto parts or tool store. I painted all my extras and decided to remove my visors. I also added carbon fiber vinyl on the handles







It is also a good time to sound dampen the roof with the sunroof out

Blanco

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Hey Tony, any issues with the black paint/dye wearing off the plastic bits (overhead console, etc)?

Sevenevez

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Great Job man! I love it

4doorscore

Awesome DIY... might want to do some upholstering of my own

Charlene19

Can I replace the headliner with any old fabric. I'm working on a family lexus es300 93' and they want a fabric from Timeless treasures brand, they have something called a constellations kinderpack and would like the same fabric from that on the headliner so it glows the constellations at night for the kids. Possible or no I need specfic fabric, and new foam or use the old headliner

sakataj

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you can use that if you want, depending on how thin the fabric and your OEM headliner is, you may have to use new foam.

ADVISE: thin coats of adhesive so it doesnt bleed through