Hey dude,

What do I need to do to get the headliner out? Also, the Sunroof cover? What exactly holds them on?

TIA

Old School 2GNTer
Now rockin an 05 SRT-4

remove "oh shit" handle (pop out plastic covers with flathead screwdriver, then unscrew the phillips head screws below them...then remove visors, then remove little sunroof control swich cover plate (one phillips screw inside there), btw: it slides back then u pop it out, kinda tricky. Also, remove pillars and the whole thing just slides out.

the only pain is the stupid sunroof covers haha, you can rip them out and try to not mess up the spring loaded clips, but when putting it back in, you have to remove the sunroof and put the cover in from the top and pop the spring loaded clips back inside the tracks.

use the 3m superduty can of adhesive (found at home depot, $15 a can or at your local pepboys or hi/lo(oreily's). The one with the BLACK top on it, not the red one.

Use BEDSHEETS! not fabric, for some reason bedsheets are cheeper and thicker and stick better. get you a set of twin bed sheets or some shizz at the local wal-mart. Easy as pie. Good luck, bro.

but mikee, my bed sheets got some stains, son.

Actually, I'm replacing the whole headliner with a new one from Satan. My mom (fabric/craft guru) and I are going to dye the new one black with some custom dye she whipped up.

The dye she whipped up is a very thin version of regular fabric dye, but we're going to spray it on. Since it's thin, we'll just be able to wipe the finished product down with some damp rags and let it dry. Hopefully, we won't lose any of the texture in the process. I'll post some pictures of the finished headliner when we get it done.

Later

Old School 2GNTer
Now rockin an 05 SRT-4

hmmmm ok. I hope that turns out ok. All you gotta do though is just spray that shit on your factory headliner and lay the fabric on that and smooth out all the wrinkles. I'm curious how it turns out, so let us see when your done. coo