Really nice use of EVA foam and great tutorial. I love the use of the saw for stitching. To enhance the “button look,” consider adding nail art “caviar” or half-round beads that are 1mm or smaller. Nail art pieces can make great miniature embellishments. A 1mm hole punch on cardstock may also produce rounds that look like tiny buttons. If you’re painting anyway, just glue them on ahead.
Cool! Lots better than simply painting a plain roof .... I think, no matter whether I foam up the rest of the interior, a foam headliner will be a must now, in cars that have a headliner (many are simple painted metal from the factory)! On the diamond pattern (this is the third video in a row on this method), I'd think you could go in and put a daub of paint in the centers to simulate a small stud - chrome or contrasting color..
I try to get a foam color that matches or is close to the color I am looking for, then if I need to I use createx paint to get it to the exact color. I am sure many other paints would work well also. Thanks 👍
An excellent idea. Most don't pay much attention to the headliner. I've tried a few different things but nothing as easy and good looking as this. Thank-you very much.
Thank you so much for the tips! I never would have thought of using foam!
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Great idea and tutorial. Looking forward to trying this.
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Nice work. Nice to see what tools you used.
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Awesome tutorial on how to do realistic headliners. Thanks for sharing and passing along this great tip.
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Flocking, velour paper and now foam sheets will help me deck out my interiors. Nice video.
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Cool Beans!!!
I LIKE IT, going to check out those seats and how you did those!!
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And stitches? Amazing!
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Thanks for the quick and easy tip!!
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Great video! Short and fully explained. Now….where’s the video of that body paint job?!? Smokin!!
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That's one great tip I have never seen before ! I thought I have seen it all for making headliners and panels, great tip !
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Well................That was pretty darned clever.
thanks for making this, totally gonna do the diamond pattern in my current car!
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Thank you for sharing your skills and expertise. This will add greatly to my projects.
Larry Landis
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Really nice use of EVA foam and great tutorial. I love the use of the saw for stitching.
To enhance the “button look,” consider adding nail art “caviar” or half-round beads that are 1mm or smaller. Nail art pieces can make great miniature embellishments. A 1mm hole punch on cardstock may also produce rounds that look like tiny buttons. If you’re painting anyway, just glue them on ahead.
Man O Man Dan! You are really helping the hobby! Thank you so much! 😎👍
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This is that next level thing I need for my interiors... nice work!
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That was an awesome video. Thanks for sharing.
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Cool thank u for sharing keep on building
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Great modeling tip tutorial. Thanks Dan
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Great video. My wife and I were just talking about this yesterday! Liked and subbed
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that's a really nice model..!!! Great job..!!
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Fantastic tutorial! Thanks for sharing!
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Great technique. I really enjoyed it.
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Nice tip, they look awesome.
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Great tip! I have some self-stick velour sheets for roof linings. I'll try adding lines to them as well.
Very KkOoL Mr. D. I’ve done the headliner with tape before! My idea was to cover up the injection marks! this is a great idea thumbs up.👍🏻 👍🏻
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That was very cool..
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Wow that's so amazing. Ill have to try that
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Thanks! Great idea!!!
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Great will have to try this 🐎Mr. ED says just have fun modeling
Very good idea....and I just happen to have some silly winks...😎👍
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Another great video. Appreciate the tips.👍
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Awesome! Got to try this!
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This an awesome tip.
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Wow that is such a good idea.
I will definitely have to try this.
Thanks for the video and I'm a new subscriber now
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Sweet!
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great tip! thanks
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Cool! Lots better than simply painting a plain roof .... I think, no matter whether I foam up the rest of the interior, a foam headliner will be a must now, in cars that have a headliner (many are simple painted metal from the factory)!
On the diamond pattern (this is the third video in a row on this method), I'd think you could go in and put a daub of paint in the centers to simulate a small stud - chrome or contrasting color..
I forgot - these videos have earned a subscribe!! 👍🏻
👍 Love it - awesome results!
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Awesome
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Great tip Thanks for sharing
im diggin it !!!! awesome !
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Very helpful ! Cool
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😂 ok you too. Shhhh. 😂😂. Thank you for the tips.
Sweet tip! I wanna know how you painted your ghost flames! Peace and love.
I have a video posted on how I did the paint job. Thanks 👍
Hi Dan Cool tip thanks. Do you always use the kit chrome? If not what is your alternative ?
Nice. Thanks for sharing.
What do you use fir color?
I try to get a foam color that matches or is close to the color I am looking for, then if I need to I use createx paint to get it to the exact color. I am sure many other paints would work well also. Thanks 👍
@DanDModels ok cool thank you very much
An excellent idea. Most don't pay much attention to the headliner. I've tried a few different things but nothing as easy and good looking as this. Thank-you very much.
The only thing missing is a dome light. Any suggestions on what can be used for a scale dome light? Thanks.
I used the dome light that came with the kit. Thanks 👍
Have you ever used real learher
Wow great idea 👍
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