on a side note to the headliner install... i tried to reglue my old headliner in but the old foam was too rotten. i used that super yellow adhesive that you roll on. wedgewood i believe, killer smelling stuff. after a week in the hot sun it bubbled again.

Wow, very well done! I think I will now attempt this. Thanks for the excellent write up.

Here is the final pics ~8 months later. Sadly some of the bumps mildly reappeared but they are not very noticeable when in the car.

I like how straight the a-piller trim turned out.

Installing the mirror and sunvisor mounts was easy. You just have to use your fingers to feel for the hole locations, then use a philips screwdriver to make a hole in the material at the spot before fastening. But I used to take blood and developed sensitive finger tips for feeling for veins under flabby arms so maybe I had an unfair advantage at this chore.

Edited July 27, 201212 yr by Blue

Looks very good. I started the install and realized I was missing the pinch weld protector. I threw it out when I removed the old headliner two years ago thinking the new headliner would be supplied with new one, wrong!. I ordered new one, thank god for Google. I don't remember how things got done in the past without Google. I guess we were slow and inefficient.

Here is a great shot from this site showing orientation and locations of mirror, coat hanger, and sun visor mounts

Please continue with the updates. This is fantastic.

Also how much was the kit?

Edited August 2, 201212 yr by MKI4EVA

Please continue with the updates. This is fantastic.

Also how much was the kit?

The kit was $439.95 at black dragon auto. The details are in the first post.

If you are doing this, you need to make sure that you use a heat stable adhesive. That 3m stuff is not great for the heat we have here in Los Angeles (98* today). I recently bought a gallon of some contact cement that is apparently not legal in California-but I can go down the street and buy all the pot I want. Anyway, I bought the cement for both my headliner, and to glue some foam panels to the interior of my warehouse roof for insulation. I haven't gotten to these projects, but everything else that I have used the adhesive on has held well, with no degredation or softening when hot.