I dont know how well this would work, so I was just looking for an opinion. My head liner is kind of icky and sagging. I was thinking about putting some spray on bed liner on the pad and putting it back on. I think this could look good and be less permanent than spraying the liner directly on the roof. I also worry about the fiber board disintegrating as it would be tough to find another. Any thoughts?
I just use plain old fabric. Strip old glue and material off. Reapply new glue and material. I have done 4 now.
I thought about doing that myself after seeing an SX/4 on here awhile back with the bedliner put directly on the roof. I ended up recovering mine with the help of a local upholstery guy. It turned out okay. I would have done it myself, but I couldn't get the nutmeg colored fabric. The guy I used was the only one I could find who could get ahold of the right color.
I had also looked into coating it in fiberglass, sanding and painting it. But after I did some fiberglass work on my old camper I gave up that idea.
I'm taking the material off and then gluing padded couch/diamond tuft material up there (or black carpet over foamboard)
If you want something that will be water resistant and clean up well, maybe install vinyl instead of fabric.
I agree on the vinyl
When I did my headliner, I just peeled off the old fabric and residue down to the fiber board and I used a piece of ulta-suede and a couple of cans of spray on rubber cement. Now I can draw little pictures in the knap while I wait for my wife when she "will be just a minute".
I opted to go with a vinyl material. I do like the idea of the ulta-suede... even though I don't have that "waiting just a minute thing" as my girl doesn't like to ride in the Eagle.