I've run this by a few non-bronco people and they think I am crazy. But I think what has happened is this. A bronco is not air tight. It takes in the air surrounding it. When it is a humid day, there is a never ending supply of humid air which will no longer hold the humidity when the due point falls as it hits the cold underbelly of the hardtop. So my Tom's headliner has been deformed by repeated condensate soakings.
I do not have a sunroof and there is definitely water pooling up on top of the headliner. I ask myself if there is a ninja path that water follows between the front of the top and the top of the windshield that snakes its way on top of the headliner, but I look at it and can't see a way that this would happen.
I don't want to repeat the cycle so I'm wondering if anyone else without a garage has encountered this. And hoping for some suggestions. The best I can imagine is a rubber insulated backed carpet that I glue, undoubtedly looking like h e double hockey stick.
I can also imagine insulating, then replacing the liner, but I am no longer a paper headliner believer.
Thank you for any input you care to share.
I do not have a sunroof and there is definitely water pooling up on top of the headliner. I ask myself if there is a ninja path that water follows between the front of the top and the top of the windshield that snakes its way on top of the headliner, but I look at it and can't see a way that this would happen.
I don't want to repeat the cycle so I'm wondering if anyone else without a garage has encountered this. And hoping for some suggestions. The best I can imagine is a rubber insulated backed carpet that I glue, undoubtedly looking like h e double hockey stick.
I can also imagine insulating, then replacing the liner, but I am no longer a paper headliner believer.
Thank you for any input you care to share.