I have a very small cig burn on my a-pillar. It is the same microfiber like material as the headliner. Would this work for that? 2007 accord
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It probably won't match the microfiber, but with lots of patience you can match the color. You can hide the spot but thats about all if you're lucky.
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The product isn't actual fabric. It's fabric fibers. I used it on the same type of burn in the same spot and had excellent results. If you take your time matching up the different colored fibers and follow the directions it works perfectly!
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It shoukd be long enough, and will be plenty wide enough. Make sure to clean your old headliner thoroughly!
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I don't know because I did not test it on my headliner. I think it's mainly for cloth upholstery, but am not sure. I would Google "how to clean vinyl headline in a car". Good luck.
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i don't know for sure, but i would think it would.. The material looks like that stuff you put in your car window to keep the dashboard from cracking and to make the car cooler. this stuff has worked out great for me since i put it in.
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I do not know your vehicle, but do know that this mirror does not care. If you have an on-the-glass mirror now, this will replace it. The wedge that is glued to the glass is standard and can be used with this mirror too. If your current mirror hangs from the headliner, not on the glass, it comes with a wedge and mirror glue, so you can remove the original mirror and hang this on on the windshield. Wiring from the mirror to switched accessory power and to the temperature sensor can be pushed under the headliner with your fingers. You route the wires down to the under-dash via the molding that runs from the headliner to the dashboard. The temperature sensor needs to be positioned in front of the car's radiator. Ample connectorized wire is provided, and the instructions are pretty good. It takes a little effort to find a place to tap into switched accessory power, but it is not impossible. I have installed 2 of these, one in an Acura 3.0CL and the other in a Toyota Avalon. The original Acura mirror hung from the headliner.
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In my Ford Excursion (same as Super Duty) I removed the A-pillar trim and ran the wire up from under the dash. Then simply pushed it up into the headliner. The extra cable is coiled up under the dash. Very easy.
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Fit my 1999 Honda accord perfectly. My car had the mass air flow sensor removed from previous owner so my engine light was emiting due to that. So far to my knowledge if you buy this prepare for the mass air flow sensor problem but it worked great and easy to install! Doesnt really answer your question but heres all i can tell you!
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I do not recommend for any car. The relay burned after one week and the motor of one of the fans stuck after 2 months only. I am looking for alternative from perma cool.
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The way I found mine is. Enter your year and model. There should be one for an accord. Hopefully this helps you
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Measure the size of the stock speakers. Generally it doesn't matter as long as there is a decent gap between the door panel and the sheetmetal behind it. For my Accord (stock speakers are 6") I just drilled new holes and put a couple random screws into it. Works great! Just be creative.
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I did not buy this for the above....I bought it for a 2014 Honda Accord and it fits pretty well....I just consider the price, and that it covers what I needed covering.
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Of course, plastics vary, so I can't vouch for your application. However, I used this to repair my air filter box for my Toyota 4Runner. It held up very well considering the temp. changes underhood, vibration from hitting bumps, etc. This little investment saved me over a $100.00. It has held up for a few years. I am impressed with it and JB products in general. Give it a try, you have little to lose.
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This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and other areas. This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and... » Read More This can be used on Chrome inside the car, but the results are extremely streaky unless you use a microfibre cloth in which it buffs it out to a shine. I will add, I expereienced less than desirable results on the leather dash of my Ford F150 and Honda Accord when compared to Armorall as the premier wipe for me. I am a Meguire supporter all the way in all of their other products, but this product seemed to be lacking as the finishes of both vehicles in the interior were dull when compared to Amorall, the positive was the dust collection wasnt as bad as with Amorall on the interior dash and other areas. « Show Less
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I use it for my 2003 Honda Accord, works fine. If your windshield is similar you should be fine.
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I didn't get to use this product because it didn't stick/fit for my car. I am guessing it won't melt. It doesn't feel like it is made of cheap material. I could be wrong though
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I just had the same issue with my van, I had to replace the headliner board and headliner material. I used this material and attached it to 5mm underlayment from home Depot. It's flex able enough yet sturdy.
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I have a 2008 Corolla and bought a jumbo. It is large and I can't open the reflector all of the way. It has gotten damaged over the years because it squishes against the sides of the car, however it does completely cover the window. You are probably ok with getting the standard if the dart is just a regular sedan/coup.