Hothead Headliners
You can see mine in person. Thought they were installed last time we went to Gulches. Nice product and they really do seem to help with noise.
I've had mine for almost a year now. I live in Texas where is gets about 2000 degrees in the summer. Last summer I can tell you after the jeep sits outside in the sun I would have to run the ac on high for 15 minutes before it cooled off inside then ran it med high just to maintain comfortable inside temps. With the headliners on during last summer it's just like a car or truck. I don't have to run the ac hard and it cools off immediately. As far as it being quieter inside now????? Eeeehhhhhh I really didn't notice but then it wasn't loud in mine to start with. They look factory and so far have held up very well. Hot heads has videos on how well these things hold out the heat somewhere, it's very impressive. You won't be disappointed.
Originally Posted by JKPhoto
I got a set of the Hothead Headliners for my 2-Door JK. The adhesive that came with them didn't make it 12 hours before they came crashing down. I pulled them back out and used 3M velcro and now I'm having the same issue. Any suggestions on making these thing stick?
I saw yours in the top, do you have the side panels too? That is what Iw ant to see. How the brown translates down to the black carpet in the back. let me know if you ahve those too, I need to get your flare and clips back to you anyway.
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thanks,
Mark
Just made my order. Its cold in South Dakota. If i take the hard top inside for a couple of days do you think i could install it? I have a soft top i could install while it settles. I got the 3M tape
as long as the hard top is above 60 degrees when you install the headliners and then stays that temperature for about 24 hours you will be fine. That 3M tape works fantastic in extreme cold.
Mark





