Amazing Drapery Hardware Sagging/Loose AUTO/CAR HEADLINER REPAIR/RETAINING PINS-Set of (12)

Corkscrew design makes it easy to install and secures it in place quite well. Work with the corkscrew pattern as you apply with a twisting motion to allow for better install and less damage to the liner's soft base. Working out great on my old car's drooping headliner. Catching the sagging problem early is very important. Otherwise the amount of area you have to cover is too much. With one bag of these I was able to cover about a 2'X2' area right over the driver's head which seems to be holding strong and might save the rest of the liner from coming loose for a few more years.I'd say you could spread out even more with this kit, covering up to a 3'X3' area, depending on how bad your liner is sagging.At this price you can get a few bags and be good to go for the future too.Good value!

Good product

I priced the re-covering of my 2002 Chrysler Town and Country Van headliner at 700.00, so was looking for alternatives. Purchased a package of these pins based on all of the positive reviews. They arrived and I let them sit around the house for a week or two before trying them because they looked so cheap that I decided there was no way they were going to be able to screw into the headliner board (and I was trying to rationalize spending the 700.00 on such an old vehicle) . WRONG!! THEY WORK!!! I'M ORDERING ANOTHER COUPLE OF PACKAGES!!! Somehow they screw right into the headliner board, as if it was made of Styrofoam or cardboard. The fasteners hold tight to the headliner and look quite tidy and neat. I love a simple solution.

I used them to upholster a head board. Glued a crystal to the front of each pin. Turned out nice!

Silly plastic twist on pins -- difficult to install into headliner of car -- we used a staple gun to get into the corners.