Tweed head liner

Im fixn to tween tha truck but i was lookn at it this mornin and i dont know how i could tweed the head liner...its not like my past nissans were i could take out the fabric and tweed away...so if any one knows an easy way to tweed it help me out!!

spray it down, and lay the tweed right over the stock headliner. or get some of that think foam 1/8 inch, or 1/4 inch and put that on first, then go overtop with the tweed

i see whats hes talking bout you could just try and put it over but the prob with that is our headliners are suspended in midair they dont have foam between them i ended up pulling the stock headliner out and sewing loops for the rods in mine but then i didnt use tweed either i used a type of valuar
ive also seen the flat headliner its doable just takes some work and some thinking i really didnt feel like thinking lol

heres a pic of my new headliner

damn dude it cant be healthy to lay that metal on the sidewalk man, be easy on er' -bf

dont matter the roofs beat to shit its got so many chips and scratches just from sittin in the bed it aint funny and i gots to redo the weatherstripping cuz from sliding around when it aint strapped down its starting to get torn off thats y i wanna get a soft cover and there is a towel underneath it its just so small you cant see it only the edges were actually touching the ground and i did set it down gently only weights bout thirty pounds real easy to move around.

you can always make a hard headliner and add some designs.that's what i did in my truck.

oh pink, i was just watchin out for ya man...paint is expensive and bodywork can get old........fast!
rugar, can we get some pics and details? -bf

as far as i know if the headliner has a cardboard formed base, you can peal the foam and fabric that is on it off and then use a sander to clean all the left over foam off the cardboard. then use new 1/8 or 1/4 inch foam and glue it to the carboard, then glue the tweed on top of that. use upholstery glue, spray it on both surfaces, let it get tacky and then press them togather. it shouldnt be to hard post pics if you start doin it

the 86-93 mazda's dont' have a cardboard backing to them.they have a rods that support the headliner.

oh, well then sew up a new headliner with the channels you need to slide the rods into, basicly i would say split the seams on yout old headliner, use those pieces for templets and sew up a new one that is exactly yhe same as the original