actually, if you get the right kind, and know the process, the tack spray works fine...

 

Used the spray on my daughters car and it worked just fine. Hard part was removing the foam from the backing.

 

use super 77 from 3m to tack the cloth back up and some CA glue to glue the edges on the backside ... hot glue may seperate when the climate changes

be careful how much glue you spray ... if to thick it will bleed through

 

If you haven't got good results, you aren't using the right product. Most high temp spray adhesives will work fine, and something that will spray in a web instead of a fine mist is best. You can get headliner and upholstery adhesive in a spray can, which is the best stuff to use (obviously) but isn't that easy to find.

 

Would you happen to know of a brand name that i can look for?

 

This is the stuff that I've had success with
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...er-77/Super77/

You can find it in many stores, usually in the craft section.

 

i used Landau Top and Trim Cement on my head liner, pillars, door cards, and rear deck. it's sprayed out of an air gun, and its the same shit they use to put vynl tops on cars. havent had any falling down in 6 months.

 

That's the good stuff, I used to use that for all the car audio carpeting and vinyl work I used to do. Nice green stringy snot.

It doesn't, however, make up for the fact that you have the ugliest interior I have ever seen.