Suede Auto Headliner Fabric 54" L×60" W with Foam Backing, Black Interior Replacement Material for Car/Truck/SUV/RV Roof, Home Repair/DIY Headliner Material, Rolled-up Delivery

Quality is good, you need to buy the fabric glue, i bought gorilla glue spray and it worked like a charm, its easy to work with, but also thick and feels soft to the touch

It’s 2 inch short for my 2002 bmw 325i. I wish they have like 62 inch instead of 60. I also have to order another one for the front and rear corner trims. Also consume 3.5 cans of 3m headliner adhesive.

Fits 2g ram looks good we’ll see how it holds

It’s a 4 because the price is reasonable for what it is and it seems like a good product so far. It’s probably more like a 3.8.I just installed this in an Audi. The material itself is OK, it does look kind of cheap but it kind of doesn’t. I didn’t like it at first once installed but it grew on me. I think it looks better than what the low cost reflects but not near true suede or alcantara.Installing was a PITA. The material has almost no stretch. Getting it into the pockets was almost impossible. Forming it around the sunroof hole was almost impossible and I actually ended up ripping it in some spots.I used 3M headliner glue. If you apply the glue according to the instructions you pretty much only have one shot at installation. I found the foam has a tendency to rip off if you try to remove and reposition.My first two rolls were fine with similar quality. I didn’t see any issues or inconsistencies in the fabric. I had to buy a third since I screwed up wrapping my sunroof shade. The third has issues and inconsistencies the first two did not. It almost has rough spots that don’t follow the pile of the rest. I’ve included photos where I can’t get the fibers to follow the rest of the fibers. This seems to be throughout the whole roll. I will need to get another roll.Overall I think it’s a pretty good product for the price. I think it does look better than the price point.

Way better then I thought it was going to be