 
I have never used  Krylon Fusion. I use SEM. The paint/dye made
specifically for cars will work on either plastic, vinal or cloth
depending on what cleaner and or prep you use. The headliner is not made
of any kind of plastic so I would not use the Krylon on it. I just did
the puke tan some kind of fabric material on a press board backing on
the headliner on my Hornet and the grayish vinal visors I got from Lu
with the SEM and they came out like factory. Good luck I would not
chance a hard to replace headliner on an unknown product.
"Doc"
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- From: "Charles Burch" <warlocke@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 10:38:26 -0500
know you need to use special paint for the headliner and dash which is
not the same kind of paint you are using on the metal on the doors. I
removed my headliner to dye it and put Dynamat in the roof before
putting it back in.
"Doc"
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