So today I got tired of my headliner giving me a soft head-massage everywhere I went, and went to my local auto parts store and bought some of that #m Spray Adhesive (great stuff! gives a good high if you smell it too long lol).

I took it out, and ruined the trim on the driver's side above the door window (thought it was one of those push in/push out things, so i broke it off heheh, will just crazy-glue those back on later ), the headliner was in pretty good condition so i figured I'd roll with it, so I took it off completely, then that funky grayish stuff was some on the fabric and some on the fiber glass stuff, so I scraped off what I could (shouldnt have done that, it made it end up looking funky)

Well basically it turned out okay! I didnt leave it sitting there for hours like some folks suggested, but i left it sitting there unattended for about 40 minutes in the sun. Then put it back up. It looks REALLY BAD because of that grey stuff, I didnt scrape all of it off, so there are ups and downs in it lol. Next pay day I plan to go to Joanne's Fabric and buy some new fabric for it (felt if I can find it, same color)

I'll post pics if people want to see ugly headliner lol

 

I'm quite sick of the dangling t-top headliner in my Camaro too... pics would be sweet though.

 

In all honesty, you should've just left out the headliner until you could do it the right way.

https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...postid=1905365

 

It's dark out now so I'll take a pic tommorow and link it up.

I agree that I should have saved time and just done it right the first time by buying new fabric, but money is on a little crunch right now (the 12 dollar 3M Spray Adhesive cut me close, and I just got paid ! LOL)

I basically wanted functionality for the next 2 weeks till i get paid, then I shall put in some other type of material up there and cut it correctly and all that stuff. It was basically a learning experience for me today, I now know how to take out almost all of my interior heh.