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ok so that write-up is GHETTO.. heres the way we do it at work...
If your headliner is sagging or falling, peel it up and check the foam left behind. If it can be rubbed off by simply pressing your finger into it and rubbing clean it all off down to the cardboard/fiberglass shell.
If the material comes off and the foam seems to have a good grip on the board, you can leave it on, it keeps a smooth board to glue on and you don't see all the imperfections in the board through the new material like you will by cleaning it completley (not EXTREMLY noticable but you can see them if you know what your looking for)
If your existing headliner is fine and your just looking to change colors once you pull it down glue straight over the old material, use a contact cement, usually sprayed through a paint gun, the 3m shit will not last. Some of you may have luck with it but this contact cement will dry in seconds and WILL not come up without force. Make sure you spray both the board, and the material, let it sit till its just barley dry to the touch and stick it together. Rub it down as you go, start from the middle and work your way out. Its easier to do it one half at a time, starting from the middle and work your way either front or back, dont recomend side to side. Once it is all laid down and all the wrinkles are pulled out, rub it down good, and you should be ready to put it up. If you used the correct glue you should be able to do this as soon as your finished.
Once your done glueing the front flip it over and roll your edges, this will keep it from peeling up from the weatherstrips rubbing, and wind blowing, and give a better edge to it esp. the front where there is no molding.
Cut each hole as just a slit, and the large holes as an X. This keeps you from cutting it short. And having a bare edge by the time pieces.
There is no need to let it dry overnight if you use the correct material, believe what you want but i've done hundreds of these things, they have never come back to my shop because of them falling. When putting the visors and anything with screws back up make sure not to catch the material as it will pull it loose from its foam backing, and will speed the process of it falling. ----------------------------------- 97 RS-T, STAR Stage 2, HAHN FMIC, Decah Lambo Doors, 19" Axis Hiros, Built 420a - SOLD 2004 - G35 6MT 20" HREs & Tein Flex -----------------------------------

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