good source for headliner?

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Well I didn't see this anywhere on boatfix so....
Anyone have a great/cheap/good quality source for foam backed headliner material? I removed a vent in our galley ceiling that was part of the major cause of the bridge deck coring problem. Fixed the coring obviously but now i have the 4" hole in the galley headliner. Current headliner in rest of boat is in good shape. It's easy to fix as they are all done in about 2x3 panels glued to a piece of luan and screwed up into place around the edges with nice teak trim around each panel to hide the screws.
I'm toying with replacing with panels of nice stained and varnished beadboard panels and skip the headliner but that may be "too much" teak since literally everything else is teak on the interior.
Any good online resources or national chains that may sell the stuff for cars that I could track down locally? Not looking for the perforated stuff if possible.
 
"I'm toying with replacing with panels of nice stained and varnished beadboard panels and skip the headliner but that may be "too much" teak since literally everything else is teak on the interior. "

Headliner is part of your "sound control". Replace it w/ something "hard" and the area will become noisier.

Can't help w/ good, cost effective, source of headliner, however.
 
One online site that sells a number of headliner materials is Sailrite. Just go to their web site, www.(company name).com.
 
Rochfordsupply and then dot com it.

More reasonable $$ than Sailrite
 
Anything you buy will probably come thru J. Ennis Fabrics.
Call them and find a local distributor.
 
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