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Aurora40 · 07-25-2006

When I did my '87, I spent about $15 on a roll of headliner material and about $2 on a can of 3M adhesive. It's pretty easy to do since it's small and the top comes off. I used the old fabric to measure to cut the new. Just cut it a bit bigger because you'll want to tuck it under, and trim to fit.

I rolled the old stuff off with my fingers, be careful because under the fabric is sort of soft.

Headliner material is foam-backed fabric so you'll be replacing the foam and fabric. It's maybe 1/8"-1/4" thick.

07-25-2006	#3
Aurora40 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Leesburg, VA Posts: 2,704	Re: Drooping Headliner When I did my '87, I spent about $15 on a roll of headliner material and about $2 on a can of 3M adhesive. It's pretty easy to do since it's small and the top comes off. I used the old fabric to measure to cut the new. Just cut it a bit bigger because you'll want to tuck it under, and trim to fit. I rolled the old stuff off with my fingers, be careful because under the fabric is sort of soft. Headliner material is foam-backed fabric so you'll be replacing the foam and fabric. It's maybe 1/8"-1/4" thick.