Boat Headlining Vinyl

Marine grade vinyl headliner removable panels.

Boat headlining vinyl.

All our marine vinyl is uv treated mold mildew resistant and perfect for the outdoors. Auto marine vinyl headliners most of the colors are being drop only black and white will be available soon enduratex is dicontinuing most of them. We have stock on the ones that are showing. The colors are strong and vivid and the material has a moderate stretch allowing it to be easy to work with.

Marine vinyl by itself can also be used as a headliner. Marine headliners can also be used as rv and auto headliner material. Redone by removing the old panels removing the old material cleaning and sanding the panel washing and disinfecting all the surfaces before applying new foam and material we can redo your old headliner that was stapled in with new removable covered panels. We recommend brands such as naugahyde nauga soft eversoft sunbrella horizon and morbern.

Our headliner fabric comes in multiple options including comfortable carpet type fabric and foam backed vinyl made from popular morbern seabrook vinyl. The forecabin on this boat as on many similar designs has a complex headlining made of several panels of vinyl all sewn together into a contoured piece. It may seem daunting to replace but the procedure is quite straightforward. You can use a spray glue to securely adhere these products to your hull with no bubbling or gaps.

Spradling international marine vinyl this marine vinyl stands out because of the heavy grain and matte finish. Marine vinyl 8 95 per yard 29 colors. If you own such a boat you re likely to be well acquainted with the problem of the headliner coming adrift as the glue and foam interface breaks down. Back in the 1970s and 1980s many sailboats were finished with foam backed vinyl headliners glued directly to the underside of the deck and coachroof molding.

Also check out our non skid 4 way stretch carbon fiber and woven vinyl flooring. How to install a foam backed vinyl headliner in a boat will give you all the steps needed to remove an old headliner and prepare the surface for new foam bac.