How to Deal with a Dropped Car Roof Liner?
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You can use professional automotive roof liner repair adhesive for fixing, or go to a 4S shop to replace the roof liner with a new one. More details are as follows: 1. Aging of the fabric sponge is very likely to cause the edges of the roof liner to come unglued. The problem of edges falling off is very easy to fix—just buy a bottle of specialized repair adhesive to fix it. If the middle part of the car roof sags or falls off, this issue might be inconvenient to repair. You can opt for clip-on repair, but this method is not very aesthetically pleasing. 2. If the car roof liner falls off over a large area, you will need to go to a 4S shop for replacement. Although this repair method is somewhat more expensive, the result is very aesthetically pleasing. 3. The original roof liner fabric includes a sponge layer. Aging of the sponge layer can cause the roof liner to fall off. When removing the sponge layer, using a brass wire brush can make it easier to remove that layer of sponge, after which you can proceed with the repair. 4. Repairing the car roof liner requires the use of specialized adhesive. Automotive roof liner repair has relatively high requirements for adhesive—you must choose an adhesive with strong viscosity and sun protection. This is because high temperatures in summer can cause the interior temperature to rise rapidly, and using inferior adhesive can easily lead to melting.
