Where to Buy a New Headliner
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Where to Buy a New Headliner
Looking for suggestions on where to buy a new headliner for my '71 Cutlass S car. It has 5 bows. Rock Auto and Sumit have them for a good price. I would like the same material or close to it. Where is the best place to buy?
Another question. I have blue interior, but I don't know exactly which blue. How do I find out the proper color so I can match it correctly to an ew headliner?
Thanks.
Another question. I have blue interior, but I don't know exactly which blue. How do I find out the proper color so I can match it correctly to an ew headliner?
Thanks.
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REM makes the best stuff, but I'm not sure if they sell direct.
If you want the best quality, go to Legendary. They sell REM and will send you samples so you can check the colors.
You can save cash by going elsewhere, but quality may suffer.
If you want the best quality, go to Legendary. They sell REM and will send you samples so you can check the colors.
You can save cash by going elsewhere, but quality may suffer.
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Guess who Fusick sells? REM.
The interior industry is actually really, really small. The only problem, like every other area, is there are foreign knock-offs that are sometimes terrible and it can be really tough to tell which supplier the retailer actually uses. Most of the interior retailers only make a very small portion of their offerings, and just resell all the other stuff.
Side note: REM's globebox liners are *perfect*. I made the mistake of buying a glovebox liner from Year One. Some other brand and while it certainly was a glovebox liner and had the overall shape of ours, several corners were in the wrong places and several anchors were wrong.
The interior industry is actually really, really small. The only problem, like every other area, is there are foreign knock-offs that are sometimes terrible and it can be really tough to tell which supplier the retailer actually uses. Most of the interior retailers only make a very small portion of their offerings, and just resell all the other stuff.
Side note: REM's globebox liners are *perfect*. I made the mistake of buying a glovebox liner from Year One. Some other brand and while it certainly was a glovebox liner and had the overall shape of ours, several corners were in the wrong places and several anchors were wrong.
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Guess who Fusick sells? REM.
The interior industry is actually really, really small. The only problem, like every other area, is there are foreign knock-offs that are sometimes terrible and it can be really tough to tell which supplier the retailer actually uses. Most of the interior retailers only make a very small portion of their offerings, and just resell all the other stuff.
Side note: REM's globebox liners are *perfect*. I made the mistake of buying a glovebox liner from Year One. Some other brand and while it certainly was a glovebox liner and had the overall shape of ours, several corners were in the wrong places and several anchors were wrong.
The interior industry is actually really, really small. The only problem, like every other area, is there are foreign knock-offs that are sometimes terrible and it can be really tough to tell which supplier the retailer actually uses. Most of the interior retailers only make a very small portion of their offerings, and just resell all the other stuff.
Side note: REM's globebox liners are *perfect*. I made the mistake of buying a glovebox liner from Year One. Some other brand and while it certainly was a glovebox liner and had the overall shape of ours, several corners were in the wrong places and several anchors were wrong.
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