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How do I fix the roof panel liner in my car?
The lining along the roof of my Toyota has begun to sag. I stuck some push pins into it, but I’d love a more permanent solution. How can I fix the roof panel liner in my car?
Nick Kunze · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Sagging roof fabric is normal in older cars. Thankfully, it can be easily fixed with some spray adhesive.
Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to getting your roof panel liner looking brand-new again:
- Remove all hardware in the ceiling—sun visors, lights, and handles. You’ll need a drill to undo all the screws.
- Now, remove the lining from the ceiling panel.
- Spray adhesive glue directly onto the ceiling panel.
- Now, push the lining back onto the ceiling panel. You can either use the old fabric or take this as an opportunity to put up fresh, new roof lining. Make sure there are no bubbles or wrinkles.
- Once the glue has dried, you should reattach the ceiling hardware.
Once you’ve followed these steps, your roof panel liner should be back in tip-top shape.
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