Foam Backed Perforated Vinyl Headliner Material

Foam-backed perforated vinyl is commonly used in vintage vehicle restoration, especially to restore or replace headliners in 1974–1981 General Motors vehicles, including Chevrolet Camaro, Pontiac Firebird/Trans Am, and GM trucks. Common Uses Headliner Boards: Replacement material for hardtop and molded headliner assemblies. Material Yardage: Roll or yardage material for recovering original interior panels. Sun Visors: Matching replacement visor pairs for cars and Vehicle Applications & Material Facts Era/Years: 1974–1981 GM and select classic automotive interiors utilizing hardboard or replacement ABS headliner boards. Width: Standard automotive rolls are typically 54 inches wide. Backing: Laminated with 1/8″ or 1/4″ high-density polyurethane foam. Yardage Guidelines for Restoration Headliner Board Only: 2 yards usually covers a standard passenger car roof board if measured carefully without errors. Recommended Safety Margin: 3 yards provides a safe buffer for trimming and minor alignment mistakes. Including Sun Visors & Pillars: 3.5 to 4 yards ensures you have enough continuous material to wrap matching visors or side pillars