I took the whole headliner out. Then pulled the fabric off and scraped the foamy crap off then sprayed it with the Rustoleum spray on bed liner form autozone.

Here's pics

It's hard to tell in the pics, but it looks tight. Is that new fabric?

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another thing to consider that I've seen a couple people do is to buy a BIG can of fiberglass resin like you'd find in a fiberglass auto-body repair kit. This is used on the fiberglass headliner backer-board after it's cleaned essentially turning that flimsy backer-board into a flexible, yet rigid surface to reattach your headliner to.

I'm actually thinking of doing this.

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it looks like its scratched to hell? i thought of doing that.

I ripped out my sagging headliner and left it with the bare metal roof, my Cherokee is white so not much issue with the heat, and Houston is an oven for 6 mos. out of the year.

Bet that's hot as hell though man. Is it?

i just did mine and it hasn't really been hot it smelled a little wired in the beginning but its slowly airing out and it looks kool

Haha bet it does, what kinda headliner u used?

Just finished my 99 a few weels ago with headliner material from a fabric shop. The aftermarket sunroof was a challenge.

I redid mine with military fabric, junk yard overhead console and R4 insulation.

Did you do something to make it light up red like that. Just red bulbs or something in the stock lights ?

Nice work

I painted the stock light covers with Testors transparent hot rod red hobby paint. They have tons of colors


http://www.modelcars.com/testors-ena...red-spray.html