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The roof lining is falling down 850 1996

posted by  Erwin on  Tue May 3 15:43 CST 2011
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Mine is sagging over the rear seats in the '95 wagon. I'd rather remove the headliner and try to glue the fabric it back down but it's probably stretched now and wouldn't lay flat.

The kids really like to play with all the push pins stuck through the sagging fabric into the fiberboard.

If I thought I could cut and glue in place and not end up with a terrible crosshatch of seams and stretchmarks I'd give it a shot. Removing it is on my summer to-do list.

Erwin






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