I re-upholstered mine, and used Headliner material in my case the "Dark Charcoal" and Permatex Body Shop Heavy Duty Headliner & Carpet Adhesive. You can buy the Permatex at autozone, napa, o'reilly's, shuck's pretty much any auto parts store. IMPORTANT: Never install a headliner on a cold day. The rule of thumb is, the warmer the day, the easier it will be to install the headliner. Useful tools • Rubber roller Use this seriously! • Sharp pair of scissors/ and or utility knife. • Dull tucking Tool there are cheaper ones.. and you could use a putty knife but if you do dull the edge I love that one though out of the 4 I tried. You could also use sewing machines to do custom patterns, or what not..its pretty much up to you how creative you want to get. I can guarantee it wont fall off, now or 30 years from now without a lot of pulling and prying once its "cured". I would never pay someone for a pre-made headliner, or "professional" install. You can make your own, and install it for 1/10th the cost or less. I having never used any of these tools, or ever done similar projects. Did it in 3 hours. I should mention I have 2 torn rotator cuffs makes doing anything over my head a *&#&#!! and arthritis so my hands are not that nimble , short attention span, and get pissed at myself easily! Hope this helps someone. You don't have to remove a your glass, although might make some of this easier. I didn't and you can't tell...use that edge tool!
