Ceiling is sagging felt type foam backed fabric. Want to use thin wood door skin for looks @ duribility. Plastic trim strips run across,Can I pry these down and reuse them? Must I take down most of cabnets? Please help I dont want to make things worse by not knowing how.

Ken Gatewood, April 2008

I had the same problem with my 1996 Winnebago Brave. I fixed it by appling vinyl sofet (vented type)
It really turned out great.

Ken Roton, July 2011

I also have a 1994 vectra Winnebago. I am having the same problem. The ceiling is coming loose in every part of the coach. It must be a defect in the glue. We need to call Winnebago to see if they will do anything about it. If enough people call maybe they will do something. It seems like the problem is in more Winnebagos then others.

Sherry, June 2009

have just done this job on bedroom ceiling easy remove old rough sand ply ceiling spray on glue in my case used headlining for jaguar soft foam backing then coverd pull out cover strips it made a first class job.i have been putting this job off for months if you need any more info call me geoff 01179666700 work

geoff, December 2008

I am fixing an '88 Superchief that had sagging headliner. I ended up ripping out the old headliner and scraping and sanding the surface. Then I bought headliner fabric and spray adhesive. The trim strips that run across can be pried loose and snapped back in place after the new headliner is glued in place. The trim strips along the wall can't be pulled loose, there is a piece of plastic that goes behind the wall panel that prevents this. I didn't put headliner inside the cabinets either(it still looked ok). Where the headliner meets the walls and cabinets, I'm going to put wood molding strips that I'm going to cut to size. It looks really good so far, and I recommend trying to go this route.

rhaben, August 2008

I am experiencing the same stituation with my 1994 Winnebago Vectra. I too am looking for the best approach to fix this. I've been searching the internet and have found this link http://www.woodalls.com/cforum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/19674700.cfm that may be helpful.

Richie, July 2008