How can I fix (with stuff from home) a sagging head liner with out just going and taking it out? Any advice would be much appriecated. -

thumb tacks -

DieselMinded's Sig:

becare with the thumbtacks(whic i do use). If you use them on leading edges thats cool....but as i found out.....the hard way...with all the windows open ,scootin down the higway....you will soon be dodging a lot of little flying,uncaring,sharpass, tacks!!!
im trying glue next time! -

Johnny Z's Sig:

1996 12V CTD Dodge 3500, JAKE E Brake exhaust brake,NV4500 with 5th gear fixed ,air suspension ,KDP KILLED! star wheel maxed ,plate full forward,3" down tube,4" exhaust strait back, no cat,no mufflers. next up gauges, stacks and an Ice Box

gt spray adheasive and re-do the aprt thats sagging -

midnite><og's Sig:

midnite><OG!
current ride: 2001 dodge durango.

Or....

If the sag is in the middle or close to the edge use a sharp razor to cut a slit in it, then use 3M upholstery glue to shoot up in there let the glue dry for a few minutes, respray it let it sit and then reapply the sagging headliner fabric. Then use something soft to smooth it out and the seams should be un-noticeable. Hope this helps...maybe...possibly. -

jarrett's Sig:

1999 Dodge Cummins. Quadzilla Adrenaline, AFE stage 1 intake, MBRP 4" turbo back, ZEX 150 shot, Silencer ring MIA, AIRDOG 150, new VP pump and rollin on 33's.