Originally Posted by nodoors

Dang, I would take mine to your shop in a heartbeat when mine starts sagging. Where are you located, dr914?

Originally Posted by dr914

In Atlanta, probably way far away from you! (LOL)

Originally Posted by brett968

dr914- What's the name of your shop? Do you guys do full interiors? I'm looking at getting extensive interior work done on my Cayenne (including headliner but a lot more also).

Originally Posted by pnickisson

I used double sided sticky tape - 3M - worked like a charm - no staining and no fumes.

Originally Posted by wkearney99

3M makes a wide range of adhesives. Their VHB stuff is probably what you want, not just the simple stuff sold at box stores. VHB is the same stuff they use to attach exterior emblems and such.

Originally Posted by Miamirice

FWIW- I live in sunny Miamibeach and always park my cars outside. You will find the spray adhesive won't last. You are essentially glue something to a heavily oxidized surface that will give. The good news....check around town for upholstery/covertable top/seat cover type shop. Often in the crappy part of town where you find body shops and guys building hot rods. They will remove the headliner and do a full replacement. It's the only real fix. My 2006 CS was $320 and it looks factory.