Anyone ever done a 93+ camaro headliner?

[natxc]

I am trying to recover my camaro's headliner. I can't get it to stay glued in the wells over the seats. I think the fabric is being pulled too tight. I was wondering if anyone had any tips or experience with this kind of thing. I have only ever done flat headliners before.

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[MikeofTulsa Moderator]

im actually in a similar situation....need to figure out how to replace my headliner....the headliner in my car is coming off and makes it difficult to see out my rearview mirror......got a guy that said he'll do it for 90 bucks but im sure i can do it yourself cheaper

 

[tommyk90 5,000+ posts]

Originally posted by Goddyd4me im actually in a similar situation....need to figure out how to replace my headliner....the headliner in my car is coming off and makes it difficult to see out my rearview mirror......got a guy that said he'll do it for 90 bucks but im sure i can do it yourself cheaper

Well, i know that you can get headliner glue to fix a sagging liner, but that's all i know. My dad just used some on his truck not too long ago. You can prolly get the stuff at autozone.

 

[natxc]

Originally posted by Goddyd4me im actually in a similar situation....need to figure out how to replace my headliner....the headliner in my car is coming off and makes it difficult to see out my rearview mirror......got a guy that said he'll do it for 90 bucks but im sure i can do it yourself cheaper

Yes, it is much cheaper to do it yourself. Go to a fabric store and get some headliner material (you can recognize it by its foam backing approx. 1/4 inch thick). Also, get some contact adhesive. 3M has some good spray on stuff, but roll on works better in my experience. There are a few websites on the internet that have step by step directions on how to do it, just none that deal with Camaros.