Kefly Black Mesh Headliner Fabric 96"×60" with 1/9" Foam Backing — Flame‑Retardant, Anti‑Sag Interior Repair Material

Kefly Black Mesh Headliner Fabric is a 96" × 60" black mesh interior material with 1/9" foam backing designed to replace or repair vehicle and marine headliners without sagging.

This lightweight, flame-retardant mesh combines a soft woven face with a thin foam back to restore interior roofs, door panels, sunroofs, seats, and other trim. Cut-to-fit and easy to glue or bond, the panel is sized to cover most passenger vehicles and small commercial interiors; the foam layer helps resist wrinkles and improves acoustic and thermal comfort compared with bare sheet metal.

How will this headliner fabric perform after installation?

The foam-backed mesh is engineered to sit flat and resist sagging when adhered correctly. Its open-mesh face helps maintain breathability while the 1/9" foam adds dimensional stability and a smoother finished surface.

• Thin foam backing reduces likelihood of wave or bubble formation.
• Mesh face offers soft tactile feel and helps hide imperfections.
• Flame-retardant base provides safer interior materials for vehicles and boats.

What surfaces and projects is this fabric suitable for?

This piece works across a wide range of automotive, marine and household interior repairs. Use it to re-cover headliners, seat backs, sunroof panels, RV interiors, boat cabins, couch panels or custom upholstery inserts.

• Fits cars, SUVs, pickup cabs, boats, RVs and small commercial vehicles.
• Also handy for DIY furniture repairs and sound-damping panels at home.
• Can be trimmed, spliced or layered to match odd shapes and contours.

How easy is it to cut, attach and finish this material?

The mesh with foam backing is user-friendly for DIYers and pros alike. It cuts cleanly with a utility knife or scissors, bonds with common upholstery adhesives, and can be tack-stitched or stapled where needed for a secure finish.

• Trim to size with a sharp blade or heavy-duty scissors.
• Compatible with spray-on and contact adhesives formulated for headliners.
• Edges can be finished with binding, trim moulding, or tucked into channels.

What measurements and prep should I check before buying?

Measure the full roof surface, accounting for curves and panels, since this single sheet is 96" long by 60" wide. For larger roofs or complex multi-panel jobs you may need multiple pieces and overlap planning to avoid visible seams.

• Confirm length and width of the area, including recesses and pillars.
• Allow extra material for trimming and tucking around fixtures.
• Plan seam placement where natural joins or trim will conceal edges.

Who is this for: Kefly's foam-backed black mesh headliner is aimed at vehicle owners, marine enthusiasts, RV renovators, upholsterers and DIY home repairers who need an affordable, flame-retardant, easy-to-cut interior fabric. It's a sensible choice when you want to refresh or repair a sagging or damaged headliner, re-cover panels, or add a breathable, slightly insulated layer to interior surfaces without complex tools.