Me Starlight Headliner Kit 

Yes, most starlight kits are suitable for all models, including cars, trucks, SUVs, and MPV. The fiber optic lights for headliner can be freely cut and arranged based on the size of your vehicle’s ceiling. So our star headliners are flexible for different vehicle interiors.

It needs some patience to install the star headliner kit, but it can be done DIY. It usually takes about 6-12 hours to finish it. Just prepare the basic tools and follow our step-by-step guides.

No, our starliner headliner kit is designed for DIY, and most clients can install it by themselves. But you can turn to a professional installation service for help if you require a more refined effect.

If you require a better star effect, you can choose stars based on your vehicle models.

For cars, they usually need about 450-600 stars.

For trucks and SUVs, it usually takes about 800-1200 stars.

The more stars means the better starlight effect.

Yes, the most star light headliner kit supports RGB color change or twinkle effect, and you can change colors and models to suit the atmosphere.

Of course not, the starlight kit are with a low-power LED light source which can minimize the impact on the vehicle’s electrical system. It’s very safe and energy-efficient.

Besides using it in the car, you can also use it in the bedroom ceiling, home theater, or game room to create a starry atmosphere.

We carefully pick the high quality fiber optic headliner kit, and the system can work for over 10,000 hours. It’s extremely durable.

The price of the starlight headliner kit depends on the number of stars and its features. DIY kit costs about $80-$400. If you need professional installation, the price will be higher.

We have confidence in our products, and customers enjoy a 2-year warranty for their starlight kit.

1. Prepare Tools

Basic tools you’ll need:

• Screwdrivers & wrench set
• Scissors & tape
• T-pins or small drill
• Glue (hot glue recommended)

2. Remove Headliner

• Take off trim pieces (pillars, visors, lights)
• Carefully remove or loosen the headliner

Tip: You can install without removing it, but it’s harder

3. Plan Star Layout

• Draw a grid on the back of the headliner
• Mark where each “star” will go
• Keep spacing even or random (natural look is better)

4. Make Holes

• Use a pin or drill to make small holes
• Just big enough for fiber optics

5. Choose Light Source Location

• Common spots: trunk, under seat, or dash
• Make sure fiber length can reach

6. Install Fiber Optics

• Insert fibers into holes
• Option:

• Through fabric = brighter
• Behind fabric = softer glow
  • Secure with glue

7. Reinstall Headliner

• Test lights first
• Put everything back in place

8. Wiring & Finish

• Trim excess fiber
• Power options:
• Plug into cigarette lighter (easy)
• Fuse tap (clean install)