Posted by TonyIN on June 03, 2012 at 19:07:42 from (208.102.204.176):
My well loved and well used (280k miles) 2001 Jeep Cherokee"s headliner is coming down. Beyond getting annoying, it"s starting to look bad and get in the way. Overall the car is in great shape and doesn"t look like it has that many miles on it. I plan to keep it for a while, but can"t handle the last quote of a few hundred dollars for the headliner replacement. Any ideas? I"m really trying to avoid field engineering a solution with Gorilla Tape. But also was thinking about taking it out and using something like a spray on bedliner or? product. Seems like it would work, but really don"t want to smell it forever either. The car is not the quietest ride - was never designed for that, but I do have to talk a lot on the phone between job sites and I think just removing the headliner would be too much noise. So... any help or ideas are appreciated. Just somebody stop me before I do something dumb.... Thanks
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