D2 Headliner - Lessons Learned
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I have no headliner in mine right now just bare metal. I don't notice any change in noise level, but i sure feels colder in there with it out.
Dan
Dan
My D2 was much louder without the headliner and much HOTTER since I had it out during the summer.cdansan said:
Here are pictures of my painted headliner. Sorry it took so long.
http://s775.photobucket.com/albums/yy32/mln01/Headliner/
http://s775.photobucket.com/albums/yy32/mln01/Headliner/
Looking to paint mine. I'm liking the contrasting looks of the black ones that people have posted. Does this not get hotter than the lighter colours?
scoloco said:
Zombie thread.
The headliner in the wife's '96 D1 was done and I had a line on a Line-Xed replacement for free. I have not noticed any difference in comfort between the black headliner and the beige.
I'm about to paint the headliner in my '01 D2 and am considering just using rattle can black. I may use a flat tan or beige if I can find some at Home Depot.
Painting my headliner is on my to do list, too. Has been for about a year actually. 
I think I'm going to use RustOleum bedliner in a spray can. Has a very light texture, not like Rhino Liner.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rll-253438
I think I'm going to use RustOleum bedliner in a spray can. Has a very light texture, not like Rhino Liner.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rll-253438
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I did mine with black bed liner because I had it laying around and since it is the trail/camping/fishing truck I wasn't to concerned with looks. It has held up well in the 2 years since I did it. I don't notice any extra noise as the truck is noisy anyway and no increase in heat.
Here’s mine I did about 2 years ago.. LAtex paint from Home Depot, still going strong.. I did sound proofing on the metal roof panels before putting it back up..
