Heads Up HU850 Saggy Stoppers Fasteners

Work great, easy to use and look fine in my van. Sagging at windshield and with these not even noticible. Much better than spending a lot of money replacing.

These do not look anything like the photo, except in shape. They are not white, which is good b/c they would not blend-in well on most headliners. They have clear heads and silver pins, like most upholstery pins. Like another reviewer wrote, a few were bent, but I was able to bend them back into shape, even though I shouldn't have to. There are only 8 in a package which isn't very many. I bought 3 packs and could have used a couple more packs. I spaced the pins about 4 inches apart on my headliner, that seems to work well. They have held up my 'liner now for 3 months. They insert easily after you have them started. You have to push firmly and twist to get them started. They have not loosened their grip. One interesting point, every morning my headliner is slightly saggy, but by noon the summer heat has caused it to tighten up and it actually looks like a perfectly taut headliner, but by the next morning it is saggy again, repeat. It may be a good idea to install these on a warm day so you can place them without stretching the 'liner, maybe start in the middle and work your way out.

Product worked when manufactured correctly. I bought 3 packages and each one had at least half of the items bent or unusably off-centered.Best to buy locally so you can easily return the defects.

Ordered 2 packs of this to try and hold up the headliner in a 2003 Dodge Dakota. Most of the pins were bent on arrival. While most could be straightened, a few were completely useless right out of the box. The pins would not screw into the headliner board at all, nor could they be simply pushed in. All they did was bend. I would not recommend this at all. Some people have had success with this product, but my experience was terrible.

On the face of it, looks an excellent idea. What can go wrong with a bunch of pins, you may ask. Well these are quite useless. If you try to use these pins by pushing them in, they will bend. If you try screwing them in, (as the shape suggests), they still won't go in as they aren't sharp enough. I got tired of them and simply tore off the sagging headliner rather than deal with it getting in the face of passengers all the time,

Rather than pay $120 for a professional to install a new headliner or $30 for spray-in contact cement to do the job right, I spent $15 or so for the quick and easy solution. So far they were easy to install and they do the job needed for a 20-year-old car.If the fasteners fall out, I'll amend the review. But for the quick solution, this is it for me.EDIT: When I sold the car, these babies were still working. This turned out to be a great choice for me: inexpensive, quick solution to a most aggravating problem.

redid my headliner in sued in the winter and I did not use a lot of glue,well summer hit and it all fell down. was too hot this past summer to re do it so i picked up these. Great product, holds very well, and people have told me it looks good to like I have "stars" on my roof!!

Headliner in my old Jeep was sagging around the windows (the adhesive gets old, and open windows encouraged flapping). The Saggy Stoppers worked exactly as advertised. Simple and functional, and not unattractive. I was unable to find these or anything similar at nearby auto part retailers, so I ordered eight packs. Will use a few myself, and share the rest with my family. Shipping was fast, the packing was sufficient without being wasteful, and the order was correct.