A sagging headliner can turn your vehicle into an aesthetic nightmare. It looks bad, feels bad, and can turn an otherwise nice car into something that feels a little ragged. And it’s, unfortunately, a ...

If your car’s siding or spoiler starts to crack, break loose, and almost slide away, you want to use the best adhesive to hold the pieces in place. Although most vehicle parts are held together with ...

As often as we discuss wear and tear on the various mechanical (and sometimes electrical) components that make up our cars, it's also common for more cosmetic elements to need a little TLC, too. One ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The headliner can be one of the most neglected parts of a car's interior and, admit it or not, doesn't get much love as the carpets, seats, ...

The headliner in our '71 Road Runner is typical of headliners found in most Mopar musclecars. It is constructed of fabric and is supported by metal rods or "bows" that keep it tucked against the roof ...

A Michigan company has developed an infrared welding process to assemble automotive headliners without the use of hot-melt adhesive. InfraWeld, which is derived from the supplier’s InfraStake ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Every time you're cleaning your car, wiping down the seats, dashboard, and floors is the first thing you prioritize. These are the spots you ...