Sagging headliner
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The problem with injecting glue under the fabric is the foam layer is falling apart so the glue does not have anything to hold on to. It sticks to the decomposing foam and will soon fall apart and drop. The pins are a good idea. I have held up a few headliners in the day with straight pins with the plastic round heads. On a dark blue liner, it looks like stars. when you drive with a window open, the fabric would flex in the wind and the pins would slide out. Sometimes they would become airborne and sometimes they ended on the seat. next time you sit down... well you get the picture...
With these being similar to a corkscrew, as long as they are tightened into the backing material good, should stay in place. the only issue is if there are a lot of inside corners. the fabric will tend to stretch across them instead of molding to them as when it is glued or spray painted. I have seen the corkscrew pins used but never knew where they came from. Sounds like they would be worth a try or as a temporary fix until a new liner could be put in place. My liner has gotten worse over the last 6 months and I will most likely get a bunch of these pins and see how it does for now.
With these being similar to a corkscrew, as long as they are tightened into the backing material good, should stay in place. the only issue is if there are a lot of inside corners. the fabric will tend to stretch across them instead of molding to them as when it is glued or spray painted. I have seen the corkscrew pins used but never knew where they came from. Sounds like they would be worth a try or as a temporary fix until a new liner could be put in place. My liner has gotten worse over the last 6 months and I will most likely get a bunch of these pins and see how it does for now.
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I got mine from eBay. The sellers name is autointeriorsupply. They are out of Arkansas. They have wonderful reviews and a lot of BMW owners use them. I got the beige suede and it Is foam backed.
I bought 3 years at 14.95 plus 11 dollars shipping. One can of 3m super 90 adhesive and you are right at $70.
I bought 3 years at 14.95 plus 11 dollars shipping. One can of 3m super 90 adhesive and you are right at $70.
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I got mine from eBay. The sellers name is autointeriorsupply. They are out of Arkansas. They have wonderful reviews and a lot of BMW owners use them. I got the beige suede and it Is foam backed.
I bought 3 years at 14.95 plus 11 dollars shipping. One can of 3m super 90 adhesive and you are right at $70.
I bought 3 years at 14.95 plus 11 dollars shipping. One can of 3m super 90 adhesive and you are right at $70.
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and feel like your at home in an Indian restaurant