Kefly Light Gray Suede Headliner Fabric 96"×60" Foam-Backed Panel — 1/9" Foam, Sound-Dampening

This 1/9" foam-backed synthetic suede sheet gives you a ready-to-cut headliner solution for cars, SUVs, trucks, RVs, boats and even home or furniture projects. It combines a soft, microfiber suede face with a foam layer that resists sagging and improves cabin acoustics and insulation without the complexity of sourcing adhesive-backed kits. The finished look is low-profile and modern in light gray, making it a versatile choice for restoring factory interiors or customizing a clean, neutral cabin aesthetic.

How does this fabric perform as a headliner replacement?

The suede surface delivers a plush, uniform appearance while the 1/9" foam backing stabilizes the material and reduces the risk of lumps or droop after installation. It does not come pre-glued, so installers can choose spray or brush adhesives for a secure bond to the roof board or substrate. The fabric’s synthetic suede resists abrasion and maintains its texture after trimming and handling.

• 1/9" foam backing reduces sag and dampens road noise
• Suede face offers a soft, factory-like finish
• Cut-to-fit sheet lets you match the roof shape precisely
• Durable synthetic materials suited to automotive environments

Will it fit my vehicle or project dimensions?

The panel ships as a single 96" long by 60" wide piece that can be trimmed or spliced to fit smaller or irregular roof boards, door panels, sunroofs, or furniture surfaces. For multi-piece roofs or wider cabins, match seam placement carefully and use adhesives and fasteners recommended for headliner installations. Always measure the roof board and openings before cutting to avoid waste.

• 96" × 60" stock size fits most standard cars and many larger vehicles with seams
• Easily cut with a sharp knife or upholstery shears for custom shapes
• Splice multiple sheets for wider interiors or complex contours
• Recommended to measure twice and dry-fit before adhesive application

How simple is it to install and what tools are needed?

Installation is straightforward for someone comfortable with basic trim work: remove the old headliner board, strip deteriorated fabric and foam, then bond the new suede panel using spray adhesive or upholstery glue. Small openings for lights, handles and visors are cut after the main panel is positioned to ensure clean edges. If you prefer professional results, an upholstery shop can install and seam the fabric for you.

• Typical tools: sharp utility knife, upholstery spray adhesive, clamps or weights
• Optional: seam roller, heat gun for shaping around curves
• Can be glued or bound depending on substrate and desired finish
• Works for DIY projects and professional interior shops alike

What other uses does this suede/foam sheet serve beyond roof linings?

This material is versatile for more than headliners: use it for door panels, seat repairs, sunshade liners, boat interiors, RV cabins, or as upholstery backing for cushions and furniture. The foam layer adds padding and helps prevent rattles, while the suede face improves the finished look of visible surfaces. It’s also handy for creative or commercial applications that require a soft, neutral-toned cover with sound-absorbing properties.

• Suitable for door cards, seat backs, and sunroof panels
• Marine and RV interiors benefit from the sound-insulating foam layer
• Home projects: couch backing, mattress padding, or decorative panels
• Easy to trim and shape for custom upholstery or craft builds

Who is this for? Drivers, restorers, upholstery hobbyists and professional auto interior shops looking for an affordable, customizable headliner replacement or multi-purpose suede sheet will find this 96" × 60" Kefly panel useful. It’s particularly well suited to anyone repairing sagging or damaged roof liners, upgrading cabin acoustics, or undertaking creative upholstery projects that need a neutral light-gray suede finish with supportive foam backing.