Labor Day Sale: 12.5% off all headliner kits. This is our last sale of the year, so we decided to start it early. Call or email with any questions, or just visit our web site: Hothead Headliners

714-872-2071
hotheadheadliners@gmail.com

thanks

Mark

 

great deal... wish this would have been when summer started and now that I have 3rd degree burns on my head I think I will get one for next year.

 

Ordered mine last night! Looking forward to getting it installed.

 

Which colors match the light & dark slate grey interior the best?

 

The dark colors look best according to most of our customers. They order about 65% black, about 20% graphite, and then a fair mixture of the other colors. I personally have Black in my 08 JK. It also has the light & dard slate grey interior.

Mark

 

12.5%?.?.?.?

 

I've been to the website & looked at pictures but there's no mention of what colors are in the pics. That might help future buyers. Thanks for the help.

 

I just put a label above all the pictures on the home page of our web site stating that they are all Graphite which was the most popular color last year. This year Black is the most popular. You can find a picture of a Black Kit under the 2011-2012 JK 2 door headliner kits tab.

Mark

 

I just uploaded some new videos on YouTube that show me installing the front, rear, and side rear window panels in a 2011 JK 2 door. The front panel video show the color match of the Med Dk Oak with the leather interior.
Rear Side Window Panel:
http://http://youtu.be/rnEDZj90iBU
Front Freedom Panel:
http://http://youtu.be/dkK3KWood5U
Rear Panel:
http://http://youtu.be/1ZCKUWdpGJg

Let me know if you have any questions or comments.

thanks,

Mark

 

Hey Mark,

i have a question for you. i have Thule tracks installed on my roof and they are secured on the inside by what they are calling "flare nuts". They are about the size of a half dollar and maybe 1/2" tall. i'll have to take a another look in the morning but i think there are two in the cargo area and perhaps two in rear passenger area, on each side. They are on the first rib of the roof on each side.
Would it be possible to have the panels punched/cut to accommodate for these before they are upholstered if i give you the specs or swing by?


Thanks!