Date: 4 Nov 1997 08:58:34 GMT From: hauchnopsame.washington.NOSPAM.edu. (Kip D. Hauch) Subject: Re: fallen headliner
There are lots of complicated adhesive solutions to this problem discussed and catalogued at the favorite saab website (the saab network-> http://www.warp.org/tsn.html) These will all likely fail eventually and cost $$s. My solution was to go the mechanical low tech route. Go to the hardware store or upholstery store and find upholstry screws. These have a little clear polystyrene decorative head 'bout the size of a thumbtack, attached to a thin wire like corkscrew shank about 1/4" - 1/2" long. Their original purpose is to hold armrest covers and such in place on the sofa, etc. they will screw right into the fiberglass headliner shell. they work great,don't look that bad and are 12 cents each!. Can't take credit for this idea, saw it here a month or two ago. In article <63mlb1$coenopsamstand.cit.cornell.edu>, mam39nopsamell.edu wrote: > Does anyone have advice on resticking the fallen fabric headliner to the > ceiling of my '85 Saab? The headliner is in great shape, no tears, it has > just come unstuck from the cars roof. > > Thanks. -- remove NOSPAM from return address to reply
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