Kefly Beige Mesh Headliner Fabric 96" L × 60" W with Foam Backing, Auto Interior Roof Replacement Material for Car, SUV, Boat, Pickup, Truck, RV, Home Repair

I grabbed this fabric thinking it might work for repairing part of my bed frame padding, and it honestly worked better than some of the stuff I’ve used from hardware stores. It’s meant for car interiors, but the foam backing and stretch made it perfect for what I needed. There was no tearing even when I pulled the fabric tight, and it didn’t wrinkle or bubble either. It gave the spot a clean, smooth finish and feels like it’s going to hold up over time. For the price and quality, I’m glad I went with this option instead of a bulky upholstery roll.

Overview:Used this Kefly beige mesh headliner fabric to replace the sagging roof lining in my friend’s 2005 Buick LeSabre. The size (96" x 60") was just right to cover the whole roof area, and the foam backing added some nice cushion. The material feels durable and looks pretty good once installed. Took some patience to get it glued on smoothly, but overall it refreshed the interior without breaking the bank.Pros:Good size and foam backing fits well in a Buick LeSabre roofDurable mesh fabric looks clean and neatAdds a little cushion and sound deadeningReasonably priced for the qualityVersatile — could work in other cars, trucks, or RVsCons:Installation requires time and careful glue workFoam backing could be a bit thicker for more paddingNot super easy to stretch perfectly on the first try

Outstanding product. Great look, feel and function. Material cuts well and is durable enough for any headliner need. Color is spot on. Price is also good for the amount of material included. I can't speak to adhesion yet, but if it flops on me I will update.

Wrong color. I ordered gray, but this is a dark grey!!!!

This is your standard automotive headliner with foam backing.The product material feels to be of pretty good quality. It looks fine except for the severe creases in both the fabric and foam.I feel it is deceptive to show a roll of headliner in the photo, and then ship a heavily folded product that damages the material. The price should reflect that it is shipped in a semi-damaged state, which would be at least 50% depreciation. Even if it was 50% less, how much do you value your time going around with a clothes iron trying to repair the poor shipping practice? What if you melt it with a heat gun or iron while trying to repair it? Do you even own a higher end clothes iron with a high enough steam flow rate for the job? This will make installation unnecessarily difficult.So, at any price, it's hard to call it good value for the money versus getting headliner from a manufacturer that understands headliner has to be shipped unfolded, in a roll, in a tube or long box.I'll give it three stars as just okay for serving as a backer for gluing up a tapestry or something over. As a headliner alone, it is a 1 or 2 due to poor packaging. I'll come back and give it four stars if it irons out very quickly.I'd would advise changing the product picture to show that people will get a folded product that will require remediation to utilize.

I ordered gray headliner material for a 94 F150 extended cab pick up truck. For this I needed at least 5ft x 5ft. This piece is 5ft x 8ft which is more than enough. The gray looks very close to the light gray. It will be several weeks before I have time to install this but I have done several headliners in the past. This looks as well made as any I have used. It has the soft foam layer that is spray glued to the cardboard and the gray material that you see in the truck looks nice and close to OEM. So far so good. Use a good glue like 3M or better.

This Kefly Gray Mesh Headliner Fabric 96" L × 60" W with Foam Backing is a nice light gray color. The face of the fabric has a pattern, enough for some style, but not too much. The backing is foam and thick enough to provide some sound insulation. The fabric is pretty stretchy and does not wrinkle easily. If you find the right adhesive, you should be able to glue it on a surface and have it look nice. It does have a slight odor.