C6 Coupe Headliner
04-20-2008, 01:34 AM
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I just ordered the dual ebony version. I live in Utah where it can break 100 during the summer. We also have very low humidity to the point that we can make Phoenix look wet.
I love the open air feeling with the glass roof though. I finally drove with it on today for the first time.
I love the open air feeling with the glass roof though. I finally drove with it on today for the first time.
04-20-2008, 11:34 AM
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I just ordered the dual ebony version. I live in Utah where it can break 100 during the summer. We also have very low humidity to the point that we can make Phoenix look wet.
I love the open air feeling with the glass roof though. I finally drove with it on today for the first time.
I love the open air feeling with the glass roof though. I finally drove with it on today for the first time.
will ship tomorrow.
04-23-2008, 03:53 PM
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04-27-2008, 03:30 PM
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Quick question:
Can you leave the headliner on when stowing it in the back storage area? Does the liner interfere with the receiver covers or the back pins in any way?
Thanks!
-jon
Can you leave the headliner on when stowing it in the back storage area? Does the liner interfere with the receiver covers or the back pins in any way?
Thanks!
-jon
04-28-2008, 03:04 PM
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04-28-2008, 03:05 PM
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Possible to use with the painted panel?
Hi-
My question may sound a bit redundant so here is a bit of background. I have used my transparent panel since getting my car in late December and I really like the bright, open feel. Since the weather is getting warmer, I decided to switch to my white-painted panel yesterday and, while it cuts down on the heat, I really don't like the closed-in feeling of a black headliner. I have a cashmere interior and I think that I will like a cashmere headliner MUCH better than black.
If I remove the glued-on black factory headliner from my painted roof panel is it possible to use the Top Flight Reproductions headliner on the painted panel? Is the painted panel smooth enough for the suction cups to work?
Also, how much does the two-piece headliner weigh? I'd like to remove and stow the painted roof panel with headliner still attached and I wonder how much the whole thing will weigh.
I figure that I could even use the Top Flight headliner with my transparent roof panel.
Thanks!
-Rob
My question may sound a bit redundant so here is a bit of background. I have used my transparent panel since getting my car in late December and I really like the bright, open feel. Since the weather is getting warmer, I decided to switch to my white-painted panel yesterday and, while it cuts down on the heat, I really don't like the closed-in feeling of a black headliner. I have a cashmere interior and I think that I will like a cashmere headliner MUCH better than black.
If I remove the glued-on black factory headliner from my painted roof panel is it possible to use the Top Flight Reproductions headliner on the painted panel? Is the painted panel smooth enough for the suction cups to work?
Also, how much does the two-piece headliner weigh? I'd like to remove and stow the painted roof panel with headliner still attached and I wonder how much the whole thing will weigh.
I figure that I could even use the Top Flight headliner with my transparent roof panel.
Thanks!-Rob
04-28-2008, 04:56 PM
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Hi-
My question may sound a bit redundant so here is a bit of background. I have used my transparent panel since getting my car in late December and I really like the bright, open feel. Since the weather is getting warmer, I decided to switch to my white-painted panel yesterday and, while it cuts down on the heat, I really don't like the closed-in feeling of a black headliner. I have a cashmere interior and I think that I will like a cashmere headliner MUCH better than black.
If I remove the glued-on black factory headliner from my painted roof panel is it possible to use the Top Flight Reproductions headliner on the painted panel? Is the painted panel smooth enough for the suction cups to work?
Also, how much does the two-piece headliner weigh? I'd like to remove and stow the painted roof panel with headliner still attached and I wonder how much the whole thing will weigh.
I figure that I could even use the Top Flight headliner with my transparent roof panel. Thanks!
-Rob
My question may sound a bit redundant so here is a bit of background. I have used my transparent panel since getting my car in late December and I really like the bright, open feel. Since the weather is getting warmer, I decided to switch to my white-painted panel yesterday and, while it cuts down on the heat, I really don't like the closed-in feeling of a black headliner. I have a cashmere interior and I think that I will like a cashmere headliner MUCH better than black.
If I remove the glued-on black factory headliner from my painted roof panel is it possible to use the Top Flight Reproductions headliner on the painted panel? Is the painted panel smooth enough for the suction cups to work?
Also, how much does the two-piece headliner weigh? I'd like to remove and stow the painted roof panel with headliner still attached and I wonder how much the whole thing will weigh.
I figure that I could even use the Top Flight headliner with my transparent roof panel.
Thanks!-Rob
04-29-2008, 12:01 AM
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Peter,
Another excellent product from you and credit also to DSV. I just got mine today. Of course it is still nice and cool so it is in the real nice storage bag in the trunk waiting for it to hit 100+ around here.
Dave
Another excellent product from you and credit also to DSV. I just got mine today. Of course it is still nice and cool so it is in the real nice storage bag in the trunk waiting for it to hit 100+ around here.
Dave
04-29-2008, 02:15 PM
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05-06-2008, 04:40 PM
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I purchased one last year from Gerardo when he came out with them and you might have a suction cup loose it's suction every other month or so but it has been no problem. It really blocks the heat. Still wounder if this price includes shipping?
05-06-2008, 04:43 PM
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05-06-2008, 05:48 PM
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I have an 08 with glass top that I don't have one for. See my profile pic...THanks Paul
Ordered one for my 08 this am.....Thanks Paul
Ordered one for my 08 this am.....Thanks Paul
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05-07-2008, 12:19 PM
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Paul, thank you for the order 