drooping headliner
 

well my 90' bonnie's headliner is drooping like crazy :( . does any one know a good solution to this?

Remove headliner, remove material, replace with new material and reinstall headliner. harofreak recently did this in his car and I'm in the process. You can do a search for "headliner" and see many pics of his. The materal is available through auto parts stores usually marketed as "Heads Up" or as the freak did, order from Hancock Fabrics. Try to get a roll of material that measures at least 60" x 72" for a comfortable amount more than is actually needed.

sweet thanks. haha i tried to reglue it and did not work

Yea, reattaching the fabric doesn't work most of the time. Unless it is at the ends or near a sunroof opening.

Re: drooping headliner
 

Go to Walmart and get these things called Saggy-Stoppers. It ain't perfect but they do their job.

BTW....I'm curious. This headliner "The Sky Is Falling" syndrome, is this just a GM thing 'cause I never see/hear about it with any other cars.

Older model bonnies have a problem with rust spots around the weather-stripping at the top of the winshield. This causes moisture to get inside the car in that area, making the headliner droop. What I would recommend doing before reattaching the new headliner is to check for any rust spots/holes ar the top of the windshield. Otherwise, the new headliner may be destroyed as well. I recently redone the weatherstripping around the windshield of my '89, and found an enormous amount of rust, and actual holes under the weatherstripping.

plus it doesn't help if i leave my windows open just a crack through a huge thunder storm :?