Custom Accessories 92110 Headliner Repair Kit, 1 Pack

I these pins on my 17 year old Civic since the fabric was coming off near my rear window. I was starting to lose visibility in my rear view mirror. The 8 pins worked great in holding up the fabric. My wife didn't even notice them the next time she drove the car. It's held for the past couple months. The pins themselves are kind of cheap and the metal would bend. It took some practice to figure out the right angle to push them into the foam to have them stick. If there were a couple extra pins in the set, I would have felt ok breaking one or two. But for this price, it seems fine.

Good item

So far, so good, clear tabs, only been on about a month, no slippage, they are doing the trick.

These worked well for hanging up my falling headliner. They're small and clear so not the ugliest thing in the world but they're noticeable if you look up. Overall I'm very happy with them

While these do hold up the head liner, they aren't easy to install, the spiral tack doesn't pierce the non fabric portion of the head liner very easily.

It was a bummer when my 2011 Civics headliner started sagging. It’s paid off and we really don’t want to put unnecessary money into it at this point. So glad I came across these! None of them broke when I was installing - not sure if other reviewers were installing them too hard or what but I just kinda guided it in. You’ll feel some tension so don’t turn it too quickly but it went in super easily. I do wish there were maybe 2 extra in the box but at this price I won’t complain! Just thankful we didn’t have to go get it replaced for hundreds more.

If I could give this item 0 stars I would. Don’t waste your money and time on this headliner repair kit. First of all, they are so small you need child-sized fingers to hold them. The tiny metal coil is so puny, it bends completely flat when you try to push them into the ceiling foam of your vehicle. When I did manage to get the pin started, it actually broke through the little plastic button so twisting after that point was pointless as the button was just freely spinning. I threw them away and used crazy glue like I should have in the first place.

This works great and was much better than spending $500 on having the headline repaired when all I really care about is that it's not hanging on my head.