Niteguy 70pcs Car Roof Headliner Repair Button, Auto Roof Snap Rivets Retainer Design for Car Roof Flannelette Fixed,with Installation Tool and Fit All Cars(Grey Grid)…

Very simple to install. The little screwdriver provided is useless but it is a standard phillips so a non issue. Looks nice, works beautifully and saved many dollars.

I bought it and installed on my Chevy Silverado Truck. I was going to replace my headliner and that would cost me about $500 to have it done. My truck is in great condition but the headliner was Ghetto !!I installed it and looks awesome, it definitely bought me time to enjoy my truck and see how long it holds up.I would for sure use their tape measurer or a yard stick to make your rows or columns if the snaps to look uniform and lined up, looks good that way

Pros: cheap fix for an old car that you don't want to spends hundreds of dollars on to fix a droopy headlinesCons: no instructions so you need to just go for itWhen you screw in the studs, you need to be careful because you don't want to overnighter, which will strip the scree hole in the headliner. It's takes some finesse.Some of the buttons were hard to snap on which I'm not sure if it was a user error or just a bad button. In those cases I just tried a different button. Some snap on easily, and other take some force, which is tricky because you can feel the headliner pad crushing under the pressure😬Overall, I'm happy with the results! Hopefully the buttons don't pop off. We'll see!

It took me 2 or 3 installed to get the hang of it, but it actually works pretty well in principle. I dont love the look, but I like it better than no headliner. I've tried replaicing a headliner in the past and this is WAY easier and WAY cheaper. Takes a bit to figure out how far to place it from the edge because you need to allow for the little cap to go on. Also no instructions on which way to screw but snap piece on, but you figure it out if you get it wrong. Decent little application that seems to work. The key is to do it before the headliner gets too bad.

The color of mine were grey grid, almost matched my interior accent exactly.I'm not sure what will happen to the screws over time ? Come loose maybe from foam backingdeterioration, rust? BUT for now they are doing the job intended for them. Pretty easy to installusing nothing but your eyes for spacing. "Close enough"...If you have a huge headliner like my vans, do yourself a favor, don't rush to do them all in one sitting.I did a dozen or so then break, go back with fresh eyes and continue!My headliner was not completely loose, it was just starting, so I jumped on top the situation early.If your headliner is coming loose from the top of windshield area, grab yourself some T-Pins fromWalmart for that if glue isn't your thing. (these buttons too large, won't work in that area I don't think.)These buttons/screws do not hit "my" metal roof thru the headliner backing!Overall, it's a cheap easy fix, they do the as intended, my van is way too old to spend hundreds of dollarson a sagging headliner, and they are way hard to replace on your own with no pro help.I will update this product review ONLY if anything weird or bad happens to my awesome button headliner :-)No updates, means they are good to go and lasting!