Anyone remove the headliner before?

[Stormtrooper77]

I have a dent (soft, small and rounded) that I want to push back out. I tried to use a plunger, but that didn't work.

[Stormtrooper77]

Bump because I want to do this as soon as I get home from work.

[Stormtrooper77]

Nobody has done this?

[low_psi]

Nope, but I was planning on it since I have a small ding on the roof too. Now I've got more important damages to tend to :(

its as simple as pulling it down though. its just held on by automotive plastic pins

[Dr.Sound]

yeah, remove the pins in the back, and unscrew the light.

[JDM Sam]

pull the a,b, and c pillar trim panels back also. remove the visors the oh shit bars, dome light and clips at the back then it will all drop down.

[Stormtrooper77]

Maybe I'll just go ahead and remove the headliner. I went and bought that Ding King thing (I think that's what it's called) and after looking at it, it requires you to use a supplied glue gun (hot) and glue a piece onto the car. Can you say "f that"? But apparently it's supposed to come off with the supplied solution.

Arghh, I'll return it and remove the headliner.

[clownphish]

Kinda OT but dealing w/the same area... what have you guys used/recommend for cleaning the headliner? I've got some water damage from my sunroof being left cracked open in a storm and the water seeped in and left marks on the surrounding material. I don't want to discolor it but at the same time it looks kinda dirty, any hints?

[K-S-W]

Gas is a good cleaning solution for headliners. I use to replace headliners and when they got smudges or whatever gas did the trick. Just take a cloth and put a small amount of gas on it not the whole rag. Scrub the stain and let dry. Headliners are easy to take out except for new caddies.