Steve,
The spray adhesive I used once yielded the wrinkles you mention. So later in another vehicle I used the push pins. At least they could be readjusted to make it look uniform. My children thought it looked like the inside of a coffin.
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The spray contact glue in a can by 3M worked for me. If it does come loose again the second try will work a lot better. Where double gloves on each hand it is real sticky stuff. Pull the first ones off if you get glue on them and with the clean gloves gently smooth the liner down into place.
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Thanks for all the kind words guy’s 
And yes, Jo, your drive around in beautiful Dalarna really inspired me to make my own video.
And when wifes say: “maybe later”, it could be a question: “Do i really need to watch it?”…
Some on the roof headliner: i really become painfully aware of how bad its sagging when watching the videos. I don’t notice it usually, when filming i have my camera phone in a holder on my cap, therefore the perspective becomes some inches higher.
I have “repaired” the headliner before with various old pins and needles, but where i sit, i often scrape them off with my head, or cap/hat, i really feel the age coming when its hard to bend my back to get in a car like normal people.
I’ve started searching for those headliner repair stuff mentioned above.
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Hey Gorank.
Another option is to edges cut out and remover the detached fabric cover.
Then brush or spray paint the underlaying fiber board actual base.
Two oldie 1950’s sedans had no ceiling underlayment former. They had steel spring bows.
I’d Kid DYI’s naugahyde reupholstered the front bench seat on the first. I had no confidence sewing then many seam and bow pockets to make up a new cloth headliner. Then; why not contact glue stretchy naugahyde directly to the underside of the metal roof??
That did not work past a few sun and cold rains driven thermal cycles.
I spatter painted it then to disguise the glue residues.
That change really improved the headroom.
Regards
Steve unruh
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Yesterday i was driving home, sun was shining, the trees colorful, car was running great, so, i made a little video again, welcome, hop in for a woodgas ride
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Goran,
Thanks for the fall foliage tour. Low sun really enhances the yellows.
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Wonderful drive with you ,loved the fall season of colors. The car is running great and the your dog, I see likes to DOW with you. A great video again . Keep them coming.
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