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  1. dctech7
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    headliner sag

    08-06-2012 04:13 PM #1
    ive looked around a bit and didnt really find people posting any easy fixes for this so if anyone can help or has had this problem please lend a hand..lol


    02 a4 no sunroof and the whole headliner sagged down. is there anyway to fix it without completly removing the headliner itself???
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    08-06-2012 08:43 PM #2
    yes.
    It involves straight pins and no glue.

    Other than that, I do not think there is another sort of repair kind.
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    08-31-2012 04:07 AM #3
    Mines was doing the same thing. Cost me 200 to get it fixed
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    08-31-2012 10:42 PM #4
    Quote Originally Posted by Germ4fun View Post
    Mines was doing the same thing. Cost me 200 to get it fixed
    how did you get it fixed?

    I just got quoted alcanter for headliner and pillars at about 900.

    Did you use oem fabric, or the cheepo auto zone stuff?
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    09-07-2012 10:10 AM #5
    I do interiors as my side job, theres no reason to get all new. just need to take the headliner out, scrap it all, te apply a new foam (help insulate car) and then wrap it in whatever you want or just keep the headliner foam as is
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