headliner trim
Replacing a sagging roof liner is only half the job. Headliner trim is what makes a finished interior look factory-fresh. Whether you're recovering A-pillars, sun visors, dome-light surrounds or the panels around a boat cabin ceiling, the right trim ties everything together and hides raw edges for a clean, professional result.
Where Headliner Trim Makes a Difference
Trim pieces get handled constantly, so they're often the first spots to show wear. Recovering them with material that matches your headliner fabric keeps a car, truck, RV or marine interior consistent from roof to pillar.
- Pillar trim fabric for posts and side panels
- Sun visor fabric and overhead consoles
- Edges along windows and door openings
- Cabin ceilings in boats and campers
What to Look For
Color and Texture Match
Compare auto headliner trim against your existing interior in natural light. Knits and suede-like finishes vary in nap and shade, so a close match matters.
Flexibility and Backing
Foam-backed headliner material wraps curves without wrinkling. Pair it with a high-temperature spray adhesive made for car interior trim so it stays put in summer heat.
Find Your Match Below
Browse the products below to find the color, texture and finish that suits your project.
