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Acme Auto Headlining Co. – Premium Interior Restoration Products
Since 1948, Acme Auto Headlining Co. has been a trusted name in automotive soft trim restoration. Specializing in high-quality replacement interior components, Acme produces headliners, seat upholstery, door panels, landau tops, and sun visors designed to restore your vehicle’s interior to its original appearance—or customize it with fresh materials and colors.
Every product is manufactured using factory-correct patterns, ensuring proper fitment, clean lines, and an authentic look. Whether you're completing a full restoration or refreshing a worn interior, Acme products deliver the quality and craftsmanship enthusiasts expect.
The Acme Story
Founded over 75 years ago, Acme Auto Headlining Co. began with a focus on producing accurate, durable interior components for classic vehicles. Over the decades, the company has expanded its product line to support a wide range of makes and models—while maintaining a commitment to traditional craftsmanship and precise pattern design.
Today, Acme remains a leading manufacturer of automotive soft trim products, supplying restorers, builders, and enthusiasts with interior components that meet the demands of both originality and customization.
From factory-style reproductions to unique material combinations, Acme continues to provide the flexibility and quality needed to bring any interior project to life.
Why Acme Auto Headlining Co.?
Interior restoration is all about detail—and Acme is built around getting those details right.
Each product is designed using original factory specifications to ensure proper contours, attachment points, and overall fit. Materials are carefully selected to replicate the original texture and appearance while providing long-lasting durability.
From precision-cut headliners and accurately stitched seat upholstery to well-formed door panels and durable landau tops, every component is built to install cleanly and perform reliably.
The result is an interior that looks right, fits right, and holds up over time.
Product Coverage
Acme Auto Headlining Co. offers a complete range of interior soft trim components, including:
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Headliners (factory-style and replacement)
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Seat Upholstery (designed to install over existing foam)
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Door Panels (factory-patterned replacements)
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Landau Tops (vinyl roof coverings)
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Sun Visors (factory-style replacements)
With a wide selection of colors and materials available, customers can choose between factory-correct restorations or personalized interior upgrades.
Why Buy Acme from Factory Interiors?
Factory Interiors proudly offers a full selection of Acme Auto Headlining Co. products, making it easy to find the correct interior components for your vehicle.
Our platform is built specifically for automotive interior restoration, allowing customers to shop by year, make, and model with confidence. Each product listing is tailored to ensure accurate fitment and clear material selection.
Our team understands the importance of getting interior details right—and we’re here to help guide you through the process, whether you're restoring a classic or upgrading a daily driver.
Built for Restoration, Designed to Last
Acme products are engineered for enthusiasts who value quality, accuracy, and long-term performance. From daily drivers to show-quality builds, these interior components are designed to transform worn, faded, or damaged interiors into clean, finished spaces that reflect pride of ownership.
When you choose Acme Auto Headlining Co., you're choosing decades of experience, proven craftsmanship, and products designed to bring your vehicle’s interior back to life.
- Precision fit for the 1977-1991 GMC K5 Jimmy (Squarebody)
Headliner Installation Instructions
Woven wire-on — also called wired-on or hidem welt — is a flat vinyl or cloth strip with two thin wires sewn along its edges. Tack or staple through the center, then fold the wired edges over to cover the fasteners, leaving a tidy ridge with nothing exposed.
- Used at the rear window surround, package tray, or anywhere a tacked headliner edge would otherwise show
- Sold by the yard — order the number of yards you need and they ship as one continuous length
Wire-on or windlace? Wire-on is cosmetic finishing over tacked edges. Windlace seals and finishes the door openings. Many cars use both, though later steel-bodied cars with metal garnish moldings often use windlace only.
Order an actual sample swatch of this automotive material for $1.50 with free shipping — the professional way to confirm color, texture, and grain in person before purchasing yardage. Select the material and color below to receive a swatch of that exact material.
- $1.50 per sample — ships free
- Actual production material, not a printed card
- Confirms color and texture before ordering cut-to-order yardage
Order an actual sample swatch of this automotive material for $1.50 with free shipping — the professional way to confirm color, texture, and grain in person before purchasing yardage. Select the material and color below to receive a swatch of that exact material.
- $1.50 per sample — ships free
- Actual production material, not a printed card
- Confirms color and texture before ordering cut-to-order yardage
Windlace is a round cord — cotton, foam or paper core — wrapped in matching vinyl or cloth. It runs around the door openings along the A, B and C pillars and roof rail, hiding the raw edge of a bow-style headliner and sealing against the door to cut wind noise and drafts. Made to match original factory patterns, fit and appearance.
- Stitched windlace tacks or staples to the tack strip; vinyl snap-on pushes onto the pinchweld
- 7 yards suits a typical 2 door vehicle; 14 yards suits a 4 door
- Check whether your body uses a tack strip or a pinchweld before choosing a style
Windlace or wire-on? Windlace seals and finishes the door openings. Woven wire-on covers tacked headliner edges where no molding exists. Many cars use both.
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