Roof Lining Solution

02/03/2017

Phillips TV 32" - S$390

32" 4100 series

32" 4100 series

09/02/2017

Mitsubishi - S$23,000

Silver color.
Well maintained. Available for test drive at clementi.

Silver color.
Well maintained. Available for test drive at clementi.

21/11/2016

Car Roof Lining Screws - $6.90

Silver or Black. Used to solve your car roof drooping/ falling roof cloth. $6.90/ screw. Installation charge is $5/ piece. You can do it yourself if you want to. ( To replace a car roof cloth needs at least $200.) this is a temporary solution which can last few years if not tampered with.

Silver or Black. Used to solve your car roof drooping/ falling roof cloth. $6.90/ screw. Installation charge is $5/ piece. You can do it yourself if you want to. ( To replace a car roof cloth needs at least $200.) this is a temporary solution which can last few years if not tampered with.

20/11/2016

New colour of silver and black have arrived. $6.90/ piece.
Installation at $5/ piece.
You can choose to install it yourself too :-)

09/11/2016

Some people use thumb tacks or staples to temporarily hold the thing off their head but the down side to that is that these tacks fall out and you never know when one is waiting in your seat for you.

09/11/2016

If we can just re-glue it back up. NO...
What happens when it fails or dies is the foam backing begins to disintegrate and becomes crumbly. Once the foam has crumbled off from the back side of the material, the material is pretty thin just by itself. Gluing the thin material back to it would be comparable to trying to glue pantyhose to the dirt on the ground (with the glue oozing through the thin material creating even more of a problem and mess).

09/11/2016

Most Scenarios
Most of the type of headliners cars consist of a formed board or shell that is covered with a foam backed material that is held up on the inside of the roof of the car by the surrounding trim panels. The most common problems that cars and trucks (other than tears and rips) come in for headliner repairs is age (when the material reaches the end of it's life span).

When foam backed material head liners fails from age it typically tends to sag down from the board it was attached to (as if you didn't already know this if you're researching headliner repair) and eventually (as time goes on) rubs and flaps on top of your head while you're driving (all headliners with foam backed material eventually reaches this point sooner or later).