When it happened to me I cut the fabric with a sharp utility knife and brushed out the rotten sponge rubber dust, sprayed the adhesive lightly to the headliner and brushed the fabric up against the headliner and smoothed it out. It was only a short term fix since a few months after that fix an even larger bulge appeared in another area. I suspect that the problem is caused by mold attacking the sponge rubber since I recently also went through that with the speakers in my home sound system literally fell out of their suspension. When I sent for a repair kit I found out that mold was the culprit. The issue with a former car I had started with the fabric on the sun visors getting loose and sagging and within a year the rest of the headliner fabric started to come down. The sponge rubber that the fabric was bonded to had turned to sticky crumbly bits. Good luck with your fix.CSM Jetta said:
That basically describes my RV head liner! I believe heat contributes to the deteriation as well.icecap said:
Mask properly and spray the nozzle on the can are fairly accurate but get gummed up pretty fast so watch out then follow the directions (drying times) on the can and all should be good ....... well for that part of the headliner at least.CSM Jetta said:
