Headliner sagging- did MB ever make black sun visors for w202
My independednt shop can do it for much cheaper but eh material won't be OEM and might not match perfectly.
Other option is to do the whole thing in black. But then i have grey sunvisors, gran handles, and vents in the sunroof.
Did MB make those parts in black on a w202 or another car that will swap over if I decide to go with a black suede headliner for example?
If you talking about the cloth on the sliding panel on the sunroof, I thought about repairing mine with glue. But I thought it would be incorrect.
Thanks for opening the subject about it, I was about to create one. My rear roof is sagging too.
Paying 600$ for the whole cover seems to steep.
And the sun visors did not come in black.
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Wrapped my headliner in black suede about a year ago, took about a day with drying times. Theres a couple guides if you search for them. It really was not bad at all. Got the material off eBay for a good price and then glue off amazon.
I also used a black vinyl spray paint that I got from auto zone and that was amazing! I suggest that if that is all you need to do. I can post pics later if you would like
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For us with full black interior, I feel they stand out too much.
I really just want to repair the center sunroof part but finding material for it to match is touch.









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Another option is to call Pelican Parts - even though they don't show it on their site they can oder anything.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/Mercedes-Benz/index-SC.htm
By the way, when I was working with Headliner Express I seem to remember the cost of Alcantara at $160 per yard with 7 yards required to do the headliner, sunroof panel and pillars. He pointed out that all the upholstery materials have a "grain" or "nap" that must be oriented longitudinally, so while it might seem to save material by going laterally, it doesn't come out right if you do so.
Btw, what are the parts numbers for these? I have a friend at a dealer who might be able to help as well.
Why not find one from a Wrecked W202?, As far as Im aware 98 to 2000 W202's all had the same ones.
Headliner - 202 690 19 50
I took these numbers from the EPC for my C43, which has the black/gray two tone interior. I can confirm these numbers from my receipt next week (I don't have access to it right now).
Used parts may be an option although how long they will continue to hold up is unknown.



