View Poll Results: Best Headliner for Khaki Interior?
Oyster
11
34.38%
Ebony
21
65.63%
Voters: 32. You may not vote on this poll
Headliner for Khaki Interior
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As far as dirt, I noticed my headliner, specifically the sun visor and next to it, would have white “staining”, not sure if it was dirt or sweat from my hands or what. It was also on the top door panel and center console cover. So I think black gets as dirty as beige/grey.
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Chief65 (08-24-2022)
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The only thing I don't like about my X (with black interior) is the black headliner. I really love getting in my old Discoveries or Range Rover and having the light headliner...
On a sports car like and M3 or 911... black is great, but the Defender / LR ... I like the light bright airiness of all the windows with a light colored headliner. Just feels right (call me crazy!)
At one point I explored the cost to convert. Ouch. Around $2200 bucks US for all the parts deeply discounted (and I mean *all the parts*), but the big issue and reason I did not do it... you must remove the windshield to take the headliner out. Allegedly, at least according to the service manual.
On a sports car like and M3 or 911... black is great, but the Defender / LR ... I like the light bright airiness of all the windows with a light colored headliner. Just feels right (call me crazy!)
At one point I explored the cost to convert. Ouch. Around $2200 bucks US for all the parts deeply discounted (and I mean *all the parts*), but the big issue and reason I did not do it... you must remove the windshield to take the headliner out. Allegedly, at least according to the service manual.
Last edited by nashvegas; 08-23-2022 at 03:48 PM.
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Chief65 (08-24-2022)
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The only thing I don't like about my X (with black interior) is the black headliner. I really love getting in my old Discoveries or Range Rover and having the light headliner...
On a sports car like and M3 or 911... black is great, but the Defender / LR ... I like the light bright airiness of all the windows with a light colored headliner. Just feels right (call me crazy!)
At one point I explored the cost to convert. Ouch. Around $2200 bucks US for all the parts deeply discounted (and I mean *all the parts*), but the big issue and reason I did not do it... you must remove the windshield to take the headliner out. Allegedly, at least according to the service manual.
On a sports car like and M3 or 911... black is great, but the Defender / LR ... I like the light bright airiness of all the windows with a light colored headliner. Just feels right (call me crazy!)
At one point I explored the cost to convert. Ouch. Around $2200 bucks US for all the parts deeply discounted (and I mean *all the parts*), but the big issue and reason I did not do it... you must remove the windshield to take the headliner out. Allegedly, at least according to the service manual.
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Chief65 (08-24-2022)
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I have the Oyster headliner and struggle to keep it clean. Keep in mind I use the Defender off-road and on camping trips. It's not the cleanest car but the headliner definitely gets marked up easily. However, haven't had an issue removing marks. So far everything has come out with some elbow grease.
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Chief65 (08-24-2022)
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I have the Oyster headliner and struggle to keep it clean. Keep in mind I use the Defender off-road and on camping trips. It's not the cleanest car but the headliner definitely gets marked up easily. However, haven't had an issue removing marks. So far everything has come out with some elbow grease.
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Chief65 (08-24-2022)
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I have the ebony interior with the ebony headliner. My fear was dirt - previous non-LR vehicle had black leather but something similar to the oyster headliner, and it eventually got a bit dirty. I was mostly able to spot clean it successfully. I do occasionally haul stuff from the home improvement store, and also took a long road trip with two 60-ish pound dogs, so your use might be less taxing.
While I had minor concerns about it feeling "too dark", the panoramic roof lets in more than enough light (and in the summer when I don't want all that sun, it's still plenty light in the car).
While I had minor concerns about it feeling "too dark", the panoramic roof lets in more than enough light (and in the summer when I don't want all that sun, it's still plenty light in the car).