haha.
You're not the only one....
I'll will try to have some up tomorrow. I want to clean it up really nice before they go out to the BC!
The pics I have do not accuratly show all the upgrades as of yet....as they were takes last year.

tomorrow as in today (past midnight here)

i better see pics posted today! or ill come up there and steal your car.

ya its past midnight here too....
I will do my best sir. I still have not had the chance to dabble with the alt yet tho. No sutible doner cars as of yet.
Headliner pics later today......

What kind of glue did you use?
What kind of glue should you have used?
I took a pocket knife to mine at a stoplight. I was tired of it sagging and rubbing my hair. I've got some suitable material, without the crappy foam backing. I'm still trying to find out what kind of glue to use. As usual, all help is greatly appreciated.

You could flush the two front drains easily by opening the roof part way.
The rears are a pain to get at.
I used vinyl floor glue on my headliner that I had left over from my kitchen job.
Worked great but I had to let it dry overnight before I reinstalled it.
The shops use a quick setting glue to get the cars in and out the same day.

Do you think contact cement would work?

I've done a headliner replacement my self. Did it on my '87 bonnie then the next week i did it on my cousin'* beretta. I couldn't find the 'right' glue for my car but we found it when we did it on his. He has NO problems with sagging of ANY kind. looks like BRAND NEW.

The glue is readily available at auto parts stores, it'* 3M brand and it'* called automtive trim adhesive, there are two types, buy the most expensive kind, it is the same color as the yellow contact cement you might usually buy at a hardware store. Of course this is a spray, not a brush on glue. This glue is the best for headliner application. Spray liberally, just dont get big clumpy puddles of it -- that has a chance of seeping through the foam and to the top layer.

Also: you can tell you're getting the right one because it costs about $12 - $16. If it costs $7.00, you're not getting a 'good deal' you're getting the wrong product (that would be the 3m brand spray that I used.. .and now the back area istrying to sag .... of coures this isn't the same 'sag' that one is used to with a headliner because that is due to the top layer coming appart from the foam backing, my 'sag' is the foam backing coming off the fiberglass ceiling plate thing.

if i had pics of my car i'd post em :(