recovering sunroof slider

[soon2bsick]

Hey guys,

Pretty simple question here (I think)


planning to recover my headliner/visors, but the sliding cover for the sunroof is also in need of a makeover. Can I get the piece off once the headliner is off? or how do you get it out?


any help would be appreciated

 

[soon2bsick]

anything?

 

[Joe Dirt]

You'll need to drop the headliner to get the sunroof slider off.

The visors will also be a good challenge, they're fused together like a folded over sandwich. I'l suggest grabbing a spare pair from the junkyard to practice on and see the innards/process to get them apart before tearing into your only pair...

 

[soon2bsick]

okay thanks, Yeah I was thinking about buying a second set just incase (because this will be my first time doing anything like this) I just hate payin the money for a nice headliner and not fixing the tore up sunroof slider

 

[Joe Dirt]

I hear ya there, I had fits when I cut a hole in my headliner to put my homelink module in. Trying to find a clean, non tore-up Saddle Tan headliner with a moonroof up here is next to impossible...

 

[soon2bsick]

I plan to recover mine, I have the same color interior as you. I'm doing black headliner/carpet and black accents until I can afford to completely re-do the seats and all

 

[Joe Dirt]

The black carpeting on anything looks good with the contrast. Speaker grilles, etc. like I did in my SHO look good...

painting random interior parts is where I get lost, some look cheesy if not picked right, but hey- nobody can tell you what looks good in your ride- it's your car. I'm sure I've done some things that people say "huh?" when they see it.

I put black carpeting in my '88 Mustang racecar, and that looks much better to me. Nice contrast to the other black parts.

Terrible- the only interior pic I have is of the hatch section! Get the gist though...