Kefly Beige Mesh Headliner Fabric 96" L × 60" W with Foam Backing, Auto Interior Roof Replacement Material for Car, SUV, Boat, Pickup, Truck, RV, Home Repair

While the color is darker than I thought (my fault when ordering) it actually worked out and looks good in the car. The item came folded, so there where wrinkles to remove with a spray bottle and a few hours in the sun, the product itself is well made, quite thick backing pad, and more than fit my Mini Cooper (Gen1) headliner backboard. I glued the fabric onto the board while outside of the vehicle, once dried I then I used a soldering iron to do all of the inner cuts for things like sunroofs, visor mounts, and a hobby blade for the outside edges. The fabric is quality, and would use again whenever I need to do a headliner job. The 96" x 60" was more than enough to cover and fold 1/2" over the entire headliner backboard, and all cutouts. The material is soft to the touch, and fixed what was previously a horridly disintegrating factory material that was 20 years old. Best $50 I've spent on my 2006 Mini Cooper.

Excellent product and priced right. I used to make t top shades on my vintage car. Worked great.

The product is well made and works great but it was a bit too light of a beige for me but that’s what I ordered nothing too do with the product quality that was great

This material is indeed very OEM feeling - very nice texture and quality feel. It also holds up well to pulling/stretching. As others have said, the creasing is a bit difficult to get out. Realistically, they can't ship a roll that's 4 feet wide without using expensive ground shipping, which would triple the price. Here's how I got the creases out completely: First, put it in the dryer on the steam setting. If you don't have a steam function, then just dampen the material well and put it in the dryer on hot but be careful - no more than about 20 min. Next, I hung it up for a few days to let gravity do its work. Lastly, I put it on the ironing board and used my iron on the hottest linen setting with full steam and ironed OVER a cotton tea towel (thin kind for drying dishes). I pressed very hard but kept the iron moving. After each area, I'd quickly stretch the fabric while it was still hot to help the creases out. It took a few passes over the most stubborn creases. Use with 3M Headliner Glue - this stuff is super stringy and sticky! Overall, did a very professional job and very happy.

Worked well for my application. Yes it comes with some creases, but they can be worked out. Looks great in my 95 ranger.

Material is ok, but returned it because it came folded and had deep wrinkles and fold lines that wouldn't stretch out. Picture shows this in a roll, but it is not.

Fabric itself was good. But the folding for packaging sucked. I tried to iron them out. Im not sure how to 100% use a dang iron. Got alot of the wrinkles out but not all. Tyen had to wait for it to dry. Still turned out way better than my old sagging, tire, headliner.

The fabric is a really great shade of black. looks great. it came folded but laid down perfectly flat with a steam iron and ironing board. medium heat use steam. keep moving. Prep is vital. if this is your first one make sure to watch some videos and take your time.