Thinking outside the box, how about an aluminum headliner?

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Nice job.
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[quote="turtle1056"]the buckling is likely to be the piece growing in the heat.

Let me clarify. I probably should have not called it buckling. What is actually happening along the front is simply the aluminum sagging slightly between the clips that retain it to the cab roof. I re used the five factory clips that retained the old cardboard headliner there. More clips would have eliminated the sags. Once the sunvisors are re installed, I don't think it will be noticable. I have the headliner coated and reinstalled, and drove the truck today with no noise or rattles. I have decided to coat the sunvisors with the bedliner before putting them back in. I plan to do that this weekend, and will post pics of the finished job.
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OK, here are the parts with 3 coats of Rustoleum Bedliner rolled on.
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Here is the finished installation. Going from grey to black really makes the inside of the cab darker. The pics don't show up very well either.
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I don't know what the"ghost stripes" are in the last two pics. They are not there in person.
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