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Originally posted by oceansize View Post
Relicate makes good stuff. I just received my foam backed headliner for my vert hardtop.
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Originally posted by heinzboehmer View PostJust got off the phone with veteranco and they're out of both BM134 and BM3109
They said that the fabric (I think they were referring exclusively to the BM134) was not a discontinued item, but that they didn't know when they were gonna get more.
Probably just gonna go with the POR11. Pklauser did you add foam in between the fabric and headliner?
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Just got off the phone with veteranco and they're out of both BM134 and BM3109
They said that the fabric (I think they were referring exclusively to the BM134) was not a discontinued item, but that they didn't know when they were gonna get more.
Probably just gonna go with the POR11. Pklauser did you add foam in between the fabric and headliner?
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2 yards was enough for me to do the A, B, C pillars and rear shelf with a small mistake (redid a C pillar). I haven't measured the headliner but hopefully that helps.
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How much material does one need to order to do the headliner and all pillars?
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Originally posted by Pklauser View PostI just got done doing my headliner and pillars in POR911. Sorry for not getting back here earlier, but like the pic above shows, they're nearly indistinguishable. You could convince yourself they're different shades, but it's a stretch, and probably has more to do with holding the weaves at different angles. That combined with the fact that the headliner and pillars are on slightly different planes, I'd be surprised if anyone could tell they different in-car. The POR911 was also really nice to work with, very forgiving considering its thinness. It still has a light backing, but no foam.
As we know, from earlier photos in this thread even new OEM pieces don’t match each other perfectly.
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I just got done doing my headliner and pillars in POR911. Sorry for not getting back here earlier, but like the pic above shows, they're nearly indistinguishable. You could convince yourself they're different shades, but it's a stretch, and probably has more to do with holding the weaves at different angles. That combined with the fact that the headliner and pillars are on slightly different planes, I'd be surprised if anyone could tell they different in-car. The POR911 was also really nice to work with, very forgiving considering its thinness. It still has a light backing, but no foam.
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Originally posted by Rokoz View PostBottom is BM134, top is POR911
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More than good enough for government work, would be nice to avoid the added difficulty of alcantara without the bm fabric available.
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Originally posted by Shonky View PostPlease put up some photos of the two together at a couple of angles to see how well they compare. That's as much the problem as anything, getting the headliner and pillars matching (even when buying new A/B/C pillars).
BTW: BM134
Bottom is BM134, top is POR911
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Please put up some photos of the two together at a couple of angles to see how well they compare. That's as much the problem as anything, getting the headliner and pillars matching (even when buying new A/B/C pillars).
BTW: BM134
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Huge bummer the unbacked fabric, BM3109, is discontinued by VeteranCo. I called them to ask if they had any alternatives, or if peeling the backing off of BM314 was at all viable. They said peeling the backing off would ruin the fabric, but that they had an alternative that's pretty close: EOR911. I don't have their catalog, so I don't have a visual, but they're going to send me samples of BM314 and EOR911 so I can see how close they are.
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reading that my fabric may be discontinued, Just curious if there is a paint or dye anyone has used that can refinish A pillars that are in good shape, but have sun baked fading. My interior is black.
I have one that has really good fabric condition and just discolored where it was exposed to sun.
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