$10 Headliner Fix
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This product probably existed since the sixties, but I just discovered it today. You simply screw it into your sagging XJS headliner and it is a few inches higher up out of the way. Works better than spray adhesive. It doesn't make it look like new but definitely better than a sagging headliner blowing in your face.
I just got new tires and a new cooling system, so a new headliner is not in the budget.
I just got new tires and a new cooling system, so a new headliner is not in the budget.
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v1rok (09-23-2017)
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Andreas Schmieg (09-23-2017)
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Spraying adhesive doesn't work because the headliner has deteriorated. There is a thin foam that is glued to the fabric and then glue holds the foam to the headliner board.
When headliner fails, the foam typically breaks down and comes apart, so now amount of adhesive will make it look right, plus it usually won't stick because all the loose foam particles take up the glue.
Don't forget all these tack devices damage your headliner board somewhat. Good for a temp fix but thats it.
When headliner fails, the foam typically breaks down and comes apart, so now amount of adhesive will make it look right, plus it usually won't stick because all the loose foam particles take up the glue.
Don't forget all these tack devices damage your headliner board somewhat. Good for a temp fix but thats it.
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