Topfurn Black Suede Headliner Fabric 122"×60" with Foam Backing — Full-Size DIY Kit with Roller & Knife

Topfurn's 122" × 60" black suede headliner is a foam-backed synthetic suede panel sold with a rubber roller and craft knife for straightforward interior repair and upgrade projects.

This premium headliner material combines a soft, high-density suede face with a 1/9-inch foam backing designed to restore or replace sagging, worn, or dated roof linings in cars, trucks, SUVs, and RVs. The full-size sheet covers most vehicle roofs and several interior trim tasks, and the included hand tools are intended to simplify a single-person do-it-yourself installation. The fabric ships folded but relaxes flat; light steaming or laying it out will remove creases for a smooth finish.

How does this headliner fabric simplify a DIY interior repair?

The kit is sized and equipped for home installers: a wide 122" length covers most roofs, while the 60" width accommodates wide panels or multiple pieces. The foam-bonded suede resists fraying when cut, so trims and openings keep clean edges without extra hemming. Rubber rollers help spread adhesive and smooth the fabric for an even bond.

• Full sheet 122" × 60" fits many vehicle roofs and allows pattern matching.
• 1/9" foam backing cushions and hides minor surface imperfections.
• Included rubber roller and craft knife permit trimming and smoothing on-site.
• Material trims cleanly without fraying, reducing finishing steps.

What installation steps should I expect for a car or RV roof?

Installation follows a straightforward workflow: remove the old material, prepare and clean the substrate, apply adhesive, position the suede fabric, then smooth and trim excess. Small contours like dome lights and handles require careful cutting and tucking; the foam backing helps the suede conform to curves while staying stable.

• Strip old headliner and clear adhesive residue from the shell.
• Apply spray or brush adhesive recommended for foam-backed fabrics.
• Lay fabric, use the rubber roller to remove bubbles and ensure adhesion.
• Trim openings with the craft knife and tuck edges for a factory look.

Will the fabric arrive wrinkled, and how do I remove creases?

The suede arrives folded for transit, which can create surface creases. Most wrinkles fall out simply by laying the panel flat for a day or two; for faster results, a low-heat steam iron or garment steamer briefly applied from the fabric side will relax the pile without harming the foam backing.

• Lay the fabric flat for 24–48 hours to naturally dissipate folds.
• Use a low-heat steam iron at a safe distance or a hand steamer to ease creases.
• Avoid direct high heat on the foam backing to prevent compression or melting.
• Gentle brushing restores plush nap after steaming.

What other projects can this suede material be used for besides headliners?

Because it combines a soft suede face with foam support, the panel is suitable for a variety of trim and upholstery tasks: door panels, sun visors, seat backs, RV cabinets, starlight ceiling projects, and furniture patches. The non-fraying edges and conformable foam make it especially useful where tight curves or neat cutouts are needed.

• Door trims, pillar covers, and sun visors for a coordinated interior look.
• RV and camper roof restorations or starlight ceiling installations.
• Furniture refurbishment like headboards or chair backs needing plush surface.
• Custom craft and decor projects that require a soft-touch finish.

Who is this for: Topfurn's 122" × 60" black suede headliner with foam backing is aimed at DIYers, upholstery hobbyists, and professional detailers who want a high-quality, easy-to-trim material for vehicle and interior upgrades. If you need a full-size panel with tools included for one-off repairs or a broad restoration project—without custom cutting or industrial equipment—this kit provides a practical, value-minded solution.