
Car roof lining fell off the treatment method is: 1. Clean the fallen part of the roof lining; 2. Evenly apply polyurethane glue to the fallen part; 3. Press the fallen roof lining back into place and let it dry. Types of car roof linings: 1. PVC artificial leather; 2. Non-woven fabric; 3. Knitted fabric. The car roof lining is an important part of the vehicle's roof, and its function is to enhance the interior decoration. The car roof lining can improve the heat insulation effect with the outside, reduce interior noise, enhance sound absorption, and improve the comfort and safety of the driver and passengers.

Last time the headliner fabric in my car also fell down, which was really troublesome to drive with, mainly due to glue aging and summer heat. I tried fixing it myself—first used a vacuum to clean up the loose fabric and dust, then bought a special automotive interior adhesive. I carefully applied it to the detached areas, pressing firmly with my fingers as I went, and used heavy books or clamps to secure it overnight. The result turned out great, costing less than 50 yuan, and it's still holding up fine after half a year. Remember to park in the shade to avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which helps extend the headliner's lifespan. Fixing it not only prevents the fabric from sagging and blocking your view but also makes the car look much tidier.

I often help friends with car repairs, and sagging headliners are quite common. It's something you can totally handle yourself. Identify the problem area—if it's a small section coming loose, you can temporarily secure it with push pins. For larger sections, grab some strong adhesive or spray glue and handle it carefully: clean the surface, apply the glue evenly, quickly press the fabric into place, and let it dry for a few minutes. Be careful not to use too much glue to avoid bubbling. DIY saves time and costs, with materials costing just a few dozen yuan, but the results might not last long—it could loosen again at high speeds. If you're unsure, take it to a professional shop; they'll use a heat gun and specialized tools for a more secure fix. Regular maintenance can prevent aging.

I've been driving for many years. If the car's headliner falls down, don't panic immediately. First check whether it's a partial detachment or the whole thing has come loose. For partial detachment, you can temporarily fix it with double-sided tape as an emergency measure—it won't affect short-distance driving. If it completely sags and blocks the rearview mirror, drive to a repair shop immediately—safety comes first. For prevention, avoid placing hard objects in the car that might poke the headliner, ventilate more often in humid weather to prevent mold-induced detachment. Repairs aren't difficult—minor fixes cost a few dozen yuan if you DIY, while major repairs at a shop cost around one to two hundred yuan. With simple regular maintenance, problems are less likely to occur.


