How many have been effected by headliner sagging?

Started by GreigC, March 18, 2021, 05:37:32 PM

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pudding

Not so much the headliner but at 51 years of age, my moobs, arse and hairline are certainly sagging.


2007 ED30 | 2009 TDI 140 | 2016 BMW 330D


terrier

Quote from: pudding on August 02, 2024, 11:48:45 PM
Not so much the headliner but at 51 years of age, my moobs, arse and hairline are certainly sagging.
Forgot to mention nasal hair with a life of its own :signLOL:

rich83

Quote from: Ripstop on July 26, 2024, 02:17:13 PM
Just been reading up on this as I have the dreaded headliner sag. Haven't posted in ages but needs must. Did you manage to have a go and fix the headliner @rich83 ? I have ordered a sample of that material in black as well. Mine is a MK5 black pearl 5 door with sunroof ... joy at all those cutouts.

I reckon the "pay a fortune" option is a bridge too far for my car as I have just had my second Helix organic clutch done.  So it's a headliner job and attempt at refitting some new material. After all it can't be that hard? 😂  You're really close to me so I could have a look at yours? You may have already moved or sold the car though but any advice appreciated. From the looks of it there are very few people both willing and able to do this locally without me removing a kidney. 

Cheers
Rip

No, I sold the car with all its problems last year....

Marticus

I've been looking into this as mine is starting to go along with the door cards, I found a load of videos on youtube: https://youtu.be/N0F1T-NL0cY?si=uZ9Izwu0Jmzbxu46

The most important bit seems to beaking sure you get rid of as much of the old foam as possible.

slipd



Bah, started with a small bubble but now it's all fallen around the passengers convenience light :scared:

I've had a few bubbles on the door skins for a while now, but the recent hot weather in the south has obviously made it worse...

A couple of local upholsterers' are offering solutions but I think I'm going to have to shop around. I can't leave it like this.

I'll have a read through the rest of this thread.

Vecridorm

I have some spray glue, going to use some cardboard to work the lining to where I want hopefully
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Gt 170: Dead
Gt sport 170: Murdered

slipd

Quote from: Vecridorm on August 18, 2024, 07:28:54 AM
I have some spray glue, going to use some cardboard to work the lining to where I want hopefully
Are you not worried about staining? I have a light interior, it gets marked so easily :scared:

Vecridorm


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Are you not worried about staining? I have a light interior, it gets marked so easily :scared:
[/quote] mine is literally the entire lining but connected around the edge so I'm going to spray the roof and use cardboard and a soft scraper 😂😭
tdi bkd 4motion: Alive
Gt 170: Dead
Gt sport 170: Murdered


GeeTeeEye

#85
just had mine done by MSK Autorepairs, Wellingborough. Did a fantastic job, really pleased with the results. Did take a week and cost £550, but according to Google the only other option was a drive down to south of London, which is a day out for me...

Ripstop

Quote from: rich83 on August 04, 2024, 08:50:13 PM
Quote from: Ripstop on July 26, 2024, 02:17:13 PM
Just been reading up on this as I have the dreaded headliner sag. Haven't posted in ages but needs must. Did you manage to have a go and fix the headliner @rich83 ? I have ordered a sample of that material in black as well. Mine is a MK5 black pearl 5 door with sunroof ... joy at all those cutouts.

I reckon the "pay a fortune" option is a bridge too far for my car as I have just had my second Helix organic clutch done.  So it's a headliner job and attempt at refitting some new material. After all it can't be that hard? 😂  You're really close to me so I could have a look at yours? You may have already moved or sold the car though but any advice appreciated. From the looks of it there are very few people both willing and able to do this locally without me removing a kidney. 

Cheers
Rip

No, I sold the car with all its problems last year....

You're giving me ideas  :thinking: ... I am still considering doing it ... I must be mad.
Stage 1 2007 Black Eddy  #1000 - VCDS Hex+Can (Novice coder). H&R springs, newish Bilstein B4's. Gen 3 Steering rack, Helix organic.  The car is *always* work in progress fixing and upgrading things.

Washout

I'm in the process of replacing mine. This is what awaited me after having not been in the car since early summer.



I have removed the headliner, bit of a faff, fairly straight forward.



Stripped old foam. Will give it a light sand before glueing fabric.



I ordered the fabric attached on page 5 but it was to dark for my ocd. Just waiting on 3 more samples as I really don't want to do pillars. Can't seem to find any decent glue.

Wattonite

2007, the sag finally got to the full length!
Now looking for a good recommendation on supply of lining ( for fit and colour match) and what glue seems to work if anyone can help

hcmzah

sorry to bump an old thread. i was looking at DIYing this job but couldn't find a good spray adhesive.

i've heard 3M and Trim Fix which seem to be the most popular in the UK can fail in the summer. a recommended one i see a lot is Permatex but i can't seem to find it in the UK

does anyone have any recommendations as to what they've used and how long it's been held together for? thank you