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Re: SAGGING SUNROOF SHADE 850 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be Jeff R. on  Wed Oct 25 09:17 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Mark,

I have the same problem with my 850 but have been living with it for now. On headliners in my old cars I have used a sort of rubberized spray glue (3M brand I think?). Comes in a black paint can with one of those long, red plastic add-on spray straws (like WD-40) which (in theory) would allow you to poke tiny holes in the sagging portions of your sun shade and touch them up a bit. Though this is a sticky situation and it may be hard to get the fabric looking perfectly smoothe again, it might be an alternative to trying to remove the sunshade and take off the fabric altogether, which is probably still glued on in some places. Just a thought.

Good luck.





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