Questions and answers about installing car, truck and van headliners. http://www.wlsheadliners.com/auto-headliner-faqs I don't think the headliner color has a number - it's part of the interior scheme and therefore the color number would most likely represent the interior trim code. The best method for selecting a color is matching it - it could be a challenge on the computer screen, but most of our customers are happy with the color they select. We could help you with color matching if you call our 888 number.

]]> http://www.wlsheadliners.com/auto-headliner-faqs/content/1/179/en/is-there-anywhere-on-the-vehicle-that-will-tell-me-the-exact-color-of-the-headliner-i-have-a-97-dodge-dakota-club-cab-and-wish-to-purchase-a-headliner-kit.html Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:18:00 GMT These type of GM cars has a clip like the one below - they are V shaped and fit into a slot that is a little narrower than the 2 wings on the clip. Hence making it very hard to pry them out without breaking them. If you have the rear trim that attaches in the center with a small plastic piece with a single screw in it - you can remove the small trim piece and slide the trim off the clips. If it is a solid piece along the rear glass, you may wind up breaking one of them, or even 2. But as long as you have one for the center, with the 2 screws on the end, you should be fine. We carry this type of clip, you can find it at this link: 80-89 GM interior trim clip  - it will fit all GM model cars with this type of clip from 1980 through 1989.

]]> http://www.wlsheadliners.com/auto-headliner-faqs/content/1/178/en/my-1987-buick-regal-has-a-rear-molding-piece-at-the-top-of-the-rear-windshield-that-won_t-come-off-after-taking-out-the-screws-and-gently-prying-it-it-slides-back-and-forth-a-little-but-won_t-come-off-what_s-the-trick-here.html Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:09:00 GMT There are no clips that hold the visors - they are held in place by screws. You can view an online guide to removing and replacing the S-10 or Sonoma headliner by going to this link: S10 or Sonoma headliner replacement. It will give detailed instructions on removing, recovering and replacing the headliner in your Chevy S10 standard cab truck. ]]> http://www.wlsheadliners.com/auto-headliner-faqs/content/7/177/en/i-have-an-s10-reg-cab-and-can_t-get-the-visor-clips-out-nor-can-i-remove-the-front-post.html Sun, 31 Jan 2010 20:47:00 GMT The headliner material, standard or camoflauge comes in 60 inch widths. So you would need 84 inches of material. This would leave approximately 4 inches of overhang on each side, but it can be trimmed with scissors. 84 inches of material equals 2.33 yards, so you would either need 21/2 or 3 yards of material. ]]> http://www.wlsheadliners.com/auto-headliner-faqs/content/3/175/en/how-do-you-compute-the-yardage-for-material-for-example-i-wish-to-order-some-camo-fabric-and-i-need-a-piece-52x84-inches-minimum.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 13:00:00 GMT One thing is for sure, there is something holding the trim up on your Ford Ranger. If you don't see any screws, then it's a sure bet there are metal clips on the backside holding the trim in place. Firmly pull down on the trim and it should pop off. The standard cab truck headliner kit will work for the regular cab Ford Ranger. ]]> http://www.wlsheadliners.com/auto-headliner-faqs/content/7/174/en/how-do-i-remove-the-headliner-trim-on-my-99-ford-ranger-regular-cab-there-are-no-screws-holding-it-on.html Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:56:00 GMT