Okay so finally got around to doing it, it came out okay, I did hurriedly as I got somewhat impatient. I will definitely be doing the A, B and C pillars to match.
This fabric is uber cool lol you can leave hand prints in it, I bought 3 yards at $75/yard, I still have enough to do the A pillars and the sun-roof visor. All the handles and sun visors will also be dyed black using Duplicolor vinyl and fabric dye (Duplicolor dude sponsor me a tin nah you getting good marketing here
). The reason I didn't do the sun-roof visor was because from what I saw its troublesome to remove so I will do that later when I do the pillars.
Pics of the fabric and hand prints
So here is the roof loner off the vehicle, its really not hard to take out and I definitely suggest getting a friend to help out, you will need someone to support the front...mine got torn slightly by the sun roof section
What I did was first start from the middle of the liner working to the front or back on side at a time. Make sure you leave excess fabric on all sides because as you start to glue fabric down it contours to the liner so if you cut exact you may come up short on an end and have to buy more fabric.
Basically I just used evo stick and a 1" paint brush painting an area about 4"-5" across, then sort of un-rolled the fabric over the glue. I started pressing from the center going outwards in a diagonal manner to get rid of air spaces and press the fabric into the glue. Its best if you let the glue get slightly tacky first as it may run through the fabric. TAKE YOUR TIME, the fabric can bunch up and get wrinkles etc., especially to the front of the liner near the sun roof.
after I applied the glue I rolled the fabric over it
So after you apply the glue and press down your fabric and it dries a bit, you need to start trim off the edges and cutting out the holes etc. MAKE SURE TO USE A REALLY REALLY SHARP KNIFE/BLADE
Okay so time to mount it back up, I didn't take pics taking it off but it just the reverse. Once again a friend helping out would be great I didn't have one though. Also do not tighten anything all the way as yet, you may need to tug the liner back an forth to get all the holes to line back up.
There are 2 plastic screws, one by the top of the A pillar and another by the top of the B pillar, these are the type that the threading is also a plastic stopper type thingy (everything is the exact same for both sides of the vehicle)
A pillar
B pillar
At the top of the quarter panel glass there are also 2 of the same type screws to be replaced.
The moulding/finisher is just held in with press in clips but be gentle you don't want to break or rip anything. To remove this you will have to un-bolt the seat belt from the B pillar. Its a 17mm bolt.
Here are pics of the screws that hold the liner in place and also the clips that hold the finisher in place
After the screws are in place just snap back the finishers into place. After that you can mount the support handles in the back or front, i did the rear first as i put the rear screws in last.
The handles are held in place by 2 large phillip head screws.
These are the little covers that hide the screws just pop them in, they can be removed with your finger nail/screw driver.
Next I did the front handles, same size screws as the rear.
The sun visors were next. They were flat head screws.
After that i put back up my dome light, its held in place with 2 8mm nuts, be careful when putting it back up, I think I touched the +ve wire connector to the roof an blew the fuse
the lens just snaps in and out, used a small flat head screw driver to pry it out.
Now were done, well almost I didn't put back the A pillar finishers but you get the idea, doesn't look too bad...will look even better when everything is black