guys here is an inexpensive way to fix that sagging headliner on most cars. Its cheap and easy. also makes it look like its just part of the headliner.
easy cheap fix for automobile sagging headliner 96 jaguar
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Hey good video I have an old ride and these will solve my problem,to stop it from getting worse.
Trash. Cheap peice of trash.
Cleveland Brown??
If you really love your “baby”, you would take it to an auto upholstery and get it fix. If you think you are going to be charged $700, you obviously are guessing and haven’t had quotes. It will cost about $150-250 to repair something like that…it’s a straight forward job. How do I know? I have had numerous quotes done for mine.
I guess this will work if you run out of duck tape.
hair gets caught in those buttons…i’m thinking about adhesive.
or ‘twist pins’
It works n better if u also use a adhesive spray.
The tacks r in hobby lobby ,ask for”upholstery tacks’.
tnx guy!! saved a lot of money.
Good cheap fix…. I think I’d probably notice it if I were buying it though!
Awesome! Thank you for this. I thought I’d have to spend hundreds to fix the headliner on my Volvo – super expensive. Now it will cost me less than $10. You saved me a ton of cash.
holy shit!
I wanna punch u in da head.
OMG thats crap and what a bodgey fix
Wow! thanks, man! I couldn’t find the buttons though or not yet. I looked for them in a upholstery store and in a store that sells cloth, buttons, strings etc, etc and the lady only looked at me like she’s seen an alien. WTF! Can’t be that hard to find. Regards
omg that looks cheap
i would get about 12 to be safe. works like a charm thanks for watching
How many you think I need for a 1997 Rav 4? Need to repair my headliner. Thanks for the video!
thanks I just figured it saves a lot and who wants to pass out after from the glue. o well try it out and see it works great and looks like its part of the car.
Great idea!
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