bbolander

pictures of mine, medium dark grey. lighting when taking the picture makes a big difference.

BlkJck

Thanks again to everyone who responded & especially to merlin & bbolander for the pix. Very helpful!

mcambrose

The heat of the summer is here, so keep a cool head with one of our Hothead Headliner Kits. CLICK HERE see them on our web site.
Or give us a call: 714-872-2071

thanks,

Mark

mcambrose

Hi,
I just want to formally invite any JK owners that live in So. Cal. to come by our shop and see our headliners. Also, we usually have several slightly damage headliners that you may be interested in. I will be posting some of the slightly damage headliners on the web site soon, probably next week.
If you do want to stop by please give me a call so I can make sure that my Jeep and I aren't out running errands.
Here is our info:
714-872-2071
- Web Site

12623 Hoover St.
Garden Grove, CA
92841

thanks for all your support,

Mark

DanBlan

I got the black interior on my 2012 JKUR and I went with black liners. Looks great and is a huge improvement in overall comfort of the Jeep.

JKMudder

Are you guys going with the 3M or velcro? I'm thinking real serious about getting some.

DanBlan

I went with Velcro incase I ever want to remove them or put them in a different rig.

PUSHNF8

How easy are these to clean? Are they foam material? Looks like a great product. Im still on the fence between 3m or velcro, they each sound good. Any pros/cons of one versus the other?

mcambrose

Our headliners are a standard headliner fabric which is a thin fabric laminated to 3/16" foam. I've had my black headliners in for a year and have never needed to clean them, but if you did blowing them off with an air compressor would be my choice. You could use a wet cloth if you got mud on them.
As for the 3M of Velcro, the Velcro is easier to install because you don't have to push up as hard to get the adhesive to fully seat to the hard top, but it cost a little more.

Mark

CosmicWrangler

How much? 2012 sahara 4 door.