Revive Your Vehicle's Interior with Amazing Drapery Hardware's Set of (12) Sagging/Loose AUTO/CAR Headliner Repair/RETAINING PINS Review

Quite expensive for a pack of small pens. They also didn't work at all. Cannot screw a 2002 Honda Accord to the ceiling. I'm not sure what material is used for the blanket but it's definitely quite strong and that very thin wire screw isn't included. I pulled out a strong stapler and it worked. It was just on the edge so you can't even see the suspenders. I wish I had tried this method before buying

I myself looked into re-gluing the headliner using a special spray adhesive, but I found that all the old dried adhesive powder had to be scraped off first and the cost of a new headliner was $100, so I contacted one local auto repair shop and he suggested I buy it. It took me about 10 minutes to screw them in around the edges of the headliner that was peeling off without anyone noticing and they did the job. Perfect fit for my 2002 car at a great price.

Glad I have these rivets. They helped the sagging headliner on my 1999 single cab Chevrolet Silverado 1500 stay in place and made a huge difference in appearance. Twisted pins do not break as easily as traditional straight pins. To my delight, I just pinned mine. In other circumstances I would have thought up and designed a needle pattern. I wanted to start more, but someone who is more patient and creative can come up with unique patterns.

I had a hard time getting them into the box above the headliner but they work. They have been around for months and continue to drive even with the windows down. Almost 8 months later they're still holding up great as headliners! And now it's been almost 2 years and they still hold my headliner! installation note; Make sure the headliner is not too loose when installing these pins. I didn't, so my blanket sags a bit, but that's not the product's fault. One day I'll pull the pins and get it…

In the overall package, none of the pins were able to successfully hold the slightly sagging headliner in my car through the skin and foam. Three of them broke the tip of the pin, so nothing happens during rotation, two more broke the metal during rotation. All others are bent or deformed, so twisting will prevent them from cutting into the material. I even "pre-drilled" the holes so they didn't have to work as hard and still couldn't screw them in properly. I have used another brand in the…

Corkscrew design makes it easy to install and snaps into place. Work the corkscrew pattern while applying in a twisting motion for a better fit and less damage to the soft base of the liner. Works great on my old car's drop ceiling. Early detection of a sag problem is very important. Otherwise the area you need to cover will be too big. With one bag I was able to cover a 2 x 2 inch area just above the rider's head that seems to hold tight and could keep the rest of the balaclava from coming…

My car is 17 years old and I just couldn't justify the cost of installing a new headliner. I tried the spray first but it didn't last long; so i got them instead. I redid the rear of the car over a year ago and the headliner is still firmly in place. I just bought a few more to do the front that first fell off a few days ago and my headliner came up. The front is now back in place. Revain sells many of these upholstery pins, but others are not long enough and the heads are too small for most…

First I tried a method I found on YouTube using spray adhesive for ceiling trim. It didn't work at all, and light headgear was revealed. So I decided to try cleats. They look bigger in the photos than they really are so I was a bit hesitant. As soon as I got them I saw how small they are. The problem was that I only received 11 out of 12 contacts. So I immediately sent a message with picture 11 and asked for 1. They replied the same evening but I didn't understand. So a few days later I…