Truck/Car/Van Headliner Repair - Sagging, separating, tearing away, drooping - DIY Fix

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Sagging, separating, tearing away or drooping fabric headliner in your car, truck, van or SUV? This video will show you how I repaired it before it got any worse. Easy to do in about an hour. Use these links to get all the stuff you will need to do this yourself:
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[@troysgarage]

People keep saying the 3M Headliner Adhesive is also good. Here's a link to it if you'd rather try it - amzn.to/2rWQAtA

[@anthonysigmon1702]

You did a good job buddy thanks for sharing

[@VistaViews]

That link is no good anymore, sends you to a different product.

[@tomcadero9875]

Gotta get that affiliate link in there!...however 3 years later it appears to be rear view mirror glue. :D

[@purushaonezeroeight165]

Awesome tip. About. The spoon. And of course as well as everything. Else. Thank you

[@cherylcarnes4207]

Thank you Troy. My little Volvo suffers from 112* sun this last summer. The headliner above the drivers seat is falling down. I had the sunroof cracked open too. I have the visor pushed forward so I don't have to look at it. I'm going to fix it myself. I'm 68, and a grandmother of 7, but I'm going to try. I asked one of my sons to fix it for me and he said to look it up on KZbin and fix it. So here I am. Thanks again.

[@troysgarage]

You got this! 🙌🏼

[@fernandosanfranciscoca9278]

What a nice grandson you have there🤦🤦🤦

[@autumnthomas28]

Oh, man. My volvo too. It was garage car for the first 15 years of its life now its in the summer heat, and boy, is it taking a beating

[@cclawncare1]

Thanks for the video. Looks good. Here is a tip for others. If you follow instructions on the can to keep spray nozzles a foot or so away from surface, it then "spiderweb's" and is way taker and won't be as quick to saturate cloth. End result is less bleed thru spots.

[@bridgettegoff7839]

Instead of tape and drape, I used Press and Seal (find on the grocery aisle with plastic wrap, wax paper and such). The bonus to me of using that was the ability to cover dome lights that I didn't want to remove to reattach the headliner.

[@troysgarage]

PRO TIP!!!!! Thanks for the idea!

[@Dwinabeana]

BRILLIANT!!! thank you - and best of all many of us have it on hand!

[@FunkyBruja]

Whew... I almost just paid someone to repair this. lol Going to Home Depot now. Thanx

[@dylancho8439]

Did it work?

[@RonsLens]

I just bought a 1999 Ram Sport about a month ago, this very thing just happened a couple of days ago. I subbed and will look forward to all things Ram Sport 1500! Thanks for the uploads!

[@troysgarage]

That's awesome, you will love that truck! I have a couple vids in the planning phase now. Hope to film this weekend and post next week. Thanks for subbing!

[@FoxRivers778]

I too used the 3M Headliner Adhesive as well. However, you need to let it try at least 5 minutes or it will soak through the fabric. I used plastic kitchen wrap to protect the window and plastic trash bags to protect the upholstery underneath. I was able to use my fingers to smooth out the fabric pretty well but the spoon is a nice touch.

[@troysgarage]

Thanks man. It's been a while and still holding up strong.

[@RojoFrijol]

Thanks for the heads up, I saw in this video that the glue did actually soak through.

[@jpremedy]

That application was smooth like butter Thank you for this!!

[@troysgarage]

Thanks for watching and taking time to comment. 🙌🏼

[@epigwaitthistory]

Cheers mate I've been through a few tutorials on this and yours is the best and no fluffing around. You contributed to a Mercedes in New Zealand getting some TLC.

[@troysgarage]

Thanks for the kind words. Glad this helped.

[@hollywoodbaby]

I have a 2006 bmw 325i and I was about to pay to have somebody repair this for me . Mines is coming off in the same exact spot just near my back window . Definitely appreciated this quick and easy DIY ! New subscriber ! 🤗

[@troysgarage]

Nice! Thanks for the comment. Appreciate it. 🙌🏼

[@CraynosGaming]

Yes! Yes! Yes! That was starting to annoy me! Thank you for your trick! Love the spoon action and song background 🙌

[@troysgarage]

Thanks! Glad it helped and was entertaining. 🙏🏼🕺🏼

[@nodnarbregztem8546]

Hell yeah man. Clear and concise. Thanks!

[@ritaclark8900]

Worked GREAT - Thanks for Sharing!! It is so much better! Check your spray for length of time waiting. I used high not medium - because I had a can already and it was only 15 seconds.

[@troysgarage]

+Rita Gutierrez Loeding wow, that doesn’t leave much time for messing around! Quick work! 🤣

[@dylanwang8613]

Thank you Troy, you are awesome! I was impressed by the use of spoon.

[@delilahballentine2503]

Thank you for sharing this. I have so many places I need to fix in my van.

[@troysgarage]

Glad to help. 👍🏼

[@hawk362]

Thank you so much, God bless you. My mom was going to look for someone to fix her car. The rear windshiel is peeling off, so now I know what to do.

[@TheFlR3StOrM]

This is starting to happen on my 1999 dodge ram 1500. Same spot to, right above the visor front edge. Great info and video explaining what to do and to save money. Subbed

[@troysgarage]

+TheFlR3StOrM Glad this helped and thanks for the sub! Got some more truck videos coming. Stay tuned 😜

[@tyranlawson1088]

Thanks for this video. I have seen some others but so far your is the best.

[@troysgarage]

Thanks brother! 🙏🏼

[@jeffreysmith5318]

I like the simple,straight forward way you see things .... Thankyou .... going to fix my truck headliner now ....saweet

[@mnrashid]

Very helpful.. cheers..

[@Deputy276]

I've got the exact same problem on my 2004 Silverado. Mine is hanging down on the driver's side by the door. Thanks a ton for the info on this. I can finally stop seeing this thing flapping in the wind. 🙂

[@troysgarage]

Glad it helped! Thanks for the comment.

[@copout1405]

Nice to know about tape and drape-- never seen that product before this

[@chadedwards7689]

I know it was pretty straight forward, but I'm getting ready to do the headliner on my 01 Suburban tomorrow, and I would have never thought to use the spoon trick. Thanks man!

[@troysgarage]

“Big Frickin’ Spoon” 😜

[@FunFactorRC]

If the backing foam is degraded, use the spoon to remove old foam first. Even if it is just the first inch or so. I will be doing this too. I've done entire headliners before and I'd rather do the stitch in time! Good video. I concur!

[@troysgarage]

Good Pro tip right there! It’s just now starting to come down again in the same spot (lasted 5 years) and in one new spot. I’ll do this same repair but add the foam removal too. Should last another 5+ years! Thanks man! 🙌🏼

[@DillionJones21]

Great video and just what I needed. Thank you for posting.

[@troysgarage]

Glad it was helpful!

[@leemathoo6583]

Good stuff...just what I was looking for....Thanks

[@troysgarage]

Glad it helped! 👍🏼

[@peterszar]

Wow how timely for me. I have the same color headliner but it's on the driver side and I have to scrunch down to see a traffic signal, unless of course I'm 40-50 feet from the signal, not cool, right? Anyway going out 2morrow and getting those products. Thanks.

[@PCGoblin]

Thanks for the close up of the repair. Looks good keep em coming.

[@davidwinn8492]

My caddies saggin and my jimmys flappin! Thanks for the how to!! 👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@ravendragonseeker138]

Omg thank you!!! I inherited my grandmother's 2007 Town and Country van and the headliner is starting to come down near the windshield. My darling idiot wanted to duct tape it back up. No pun intended, but I came unglued. He's not allowed to trash my van like he did his truck.

[@troysgarage]

Ok that literally made me laugh out loud!!!! You win the comment of the week! 🤣 I don’t really have a prize other than to say you are my fav! 🕺🏼

[@drfreud65]

Sounds like my ex!

[@lorenzomena8613]

Thanks for the useful money saving info...& Go Steelers!

[@troysgarage]

Any time! Thanks!

[@masterjefftkd]

Thanks for this! My ceiling fabric is starting to droop all the way across my 2005 Jeep Cherokee, right along the windshield like yours. I thought surely there was a trim piece missing that would clamp it on. But I guess not. This vid will making repairing it a snap! Thanks again!

[@troysgarage]

Fantastic! You got this! 👌🏼

[@Fred-gt4zu]

Great easy job Thanks from one DIYer to another

[@troysgarage]

Thanks 👍

[@sabrinajones6473]

Awesome video,thanks.

[@Randy-qq8lr]

Loctite makes good stuff but the 3M product is excellent. You could also use a dauber with a cotton type tip (about the size of a grape) for smaller applications. Spray that and apply. It’s good to DIY!

[@davidgray7907]

Yea foam fast is the best by 3m we use it to keep felt on slate or wood pool tables all over the world it stays forever

[@yukonjack.]

@@davidgray7907 THX best stuff on the market. ✌️

[@KimberlyLemon]

Thanks for the idea

[@gkriegsman412]

Thank you to share the video. It helps me a lot!!!!

[@Gr8Games134]

Gonna try this with my mustang, it's been sagging a little in the back right corner of the seat & I never knew how to fix it but I've had a few friends seen it & I felt embarrassed asf 😂 hopefully I'll get to somehow fix the whole back cause it looks like there might be a little bit of a rip so I might not get the whole thing but we'll see, appreciate you for showing this to everyone dawg frr

[@troysgarage]

Hopefully you can save it or at least extend its useful life a little longer. Sound like yours is much worse than mine was. Post your results here. I’d like to hear how it goes. 🙌🏼

[@darreng8583]

Well done~! DIY Fix.

[@martin984]

Any ideas about how to go about it if I don't have access to the surface under the headliner? Mine is just a round spot hanging down right above the passenger's head.

[@JoyofAlmonds]

Thanks guy. Mine is looking just like that. Thanks again for the tip.

[@troysgarage]

+Wayne Peterson glad to help!

[@LifeWithBrad]

This is great info. Thank you.

[@troysgarage]

Thanks Brad, glad to help!

[@lostinmyspace4910]

Thanks Troy for the tips. Gotta Buick LaSabre add the rear edge by the glass is all coming unglued, THUMBDS UP!!!

[@troysgarage]

Right on, appreciate the kind words!

[@FlaShC33]

Dogg gone awesome man! I needed this vid. Thanks.

[@troysgarage]

Appreciate the positive feedback! Glad to help. 🙌🏼

[@oveidasinclair982]

Thank you vary much, the auto detailing shop in my area told me to use a stapler, or they can charge me $349.00 to redo my entire headline in my 04 Cherokee, this looks like a much better fix.

[@troysgarage]

At least give it a try. Might save you a ton of money. 👍🏼

[@drfreud65]

That price is outrageous!

[@robmcintosh3851]

@@drfreud65 lots of times the front seat has to come out. My silverado classic is this way. It’s actually a big headliner

[@JT_70]

@@drfreud65 I got the same quote until they asked if it had a sliding moon roof. The price shot up higher with the moon roof because of all the extra work required to remove the moon roof to replace the headliner on its cover.

[@ddemier]

I bought new headliner material and removed my headliner and removed the old fabric and foam. I purchased the 3M super 77 adhesive for fabric. Applied it to the headliner board and to the back of the fabric and let it tack up. Re installed head liner and two days later its sagging now. What should I do to fix this?

[@HolyGrounds33]

Bro. Your intro intimidated me. My broke ass was like mask and spray gun. Shit. Then they adhesive spray came out and I was relieved. 😂

[@troysgarage]

BwaHahaha, KZbin is hard! Everyone criticizes everything. At least you are being honest. 🤣🤘🏼

[@ridered7262]

Nicely done Sir, I have to do that to my Silverado in the exact same spot. Thank you!

[@troysgarage]

Glad to have helped! 👍🏼

[@JCP_956]

Same here.. Very instructional video 👌👍

[@AdamWiseman11]

You've inspired me, I'm gonna try this to fix my '04 Explorer that's sagging in the same spot. Question though: Any particular reason you went with a "general purpose" spray adhesive (the Loctite) vice using a dedicated headliner adhesive, such as 3M's 38808 Headliner and Fabric Adhesive? I'm no expert, just wondering.

[@troysgarage]

Honestly, it’s only because I had it already from other projects. And I was confident it would work just fine.

[@kenrhino7904]

Hmm! I also have an '04 Explorer with the exact same problem

[@cloud4962]

@@troysgarage thank you lots

[@exploringwithlarry4140]

Thanks you're video was very helpful looks like iv got a project today I subscribe to your channel 😃

[@littlemonster4297]

Great Job Sir!!!!! Thank You!!!!

[@gabie4442]

Bless your heart and soul. Thank you!!!

[@troysgarage]

Thanks. Glad to help.

[@Mexcaro13]

You made it seem so simple and the spoon trick did it for me, Thank you, I will try this myself on my car👍😁

[@troysgarage]

Glad to help. 🙌🏼

[@theaussienurseflipper.8113]

Am I mind took headlining out of the car talking about 10 minutes and his girlfriend brushed all the loose foam off and glued material back on, it took like an hour and the whole thing was done. It didn't come back off and U had car for few years after fixing. I don't know why this video has random me come up for me to watch but anybody reading this comment it's very easy to take the headlining out of the car and glue it properly yourself. Cheers Graham

[@michaelzedrick2831]

Thank you man helped me out

[@troysgarage]

You’re welcome! 👍🏼🕺🏼

Amazing

[@MisunderstoodPupil]

It looks good. Will try this soon

[@troysgarage]

Please do!

[@jerryparisi2885]

Thanks, Same Problem I Have. Look Like An Easy Fix.

[@yourbore]

Thank you for showing how to do this!

[@troysgarage]

Thanks, glad to help.

[@googleuser9266]

Thank You I'm going to get at it right now!! New Subbie😊

[@ScrubScrub.Vr.]

Worked perfectly! Thank you for the video.

[@troysgarage]

Glad to help! Congrats on a cheap and easy fix!

[@alansach8437]

You made it look easy.

[@troysgarage]

Get yourself a huge spoon and go after it! Full send! 🕺🏼🤷🏼‍♂️😜

[@timmorrow9780]

Having this issue in my1st Gen Tundra, want to stop it before I have to remove the whole thing and do a complete fabric replacement. Nice tip about using the spoon to smoothing the fabric.

[@troysgarage]

Did it work? Mine held for 5 years, I did the same fix on the drivers side 3.5 years later and both were holding strong when I sold the truck last year! All the nay sayers and go away! haha

[@minutemark]

Since it's the foam, between the fabric and the core headliner, that is deteriorating, and not the original adhesive, what keeps the residual foam from deteriorating more--and coming loose again? I'm thinking that it might be a good idea to sand off all the remaining foam from the core headliner (especially at the edge) before applying the adhesive. Your video is a little over a year old now. Do you still have the car? If so, how has this fix held up? Thanks for the video!

[@troysgarage]

18 months and still holding strong. No new areas coming loose either. I still drive with my windows down all the time. I’m sure in worse cases you would need to take more drastic measures. But catch it early and avoid that mess. Good luck with yours. Hope it’s not worse than mine and needing more than this simple fix. 👍🏼

[@tango_down1554]

Lol..good job bro + thank God for KZbin

[@troysgarage]

Amen brother!!! 🙌🏼

[@juarezvivo-sc2qi]

Awesome, I thought exactly the same solution for this issue. Thank for confirm with your vid the solution.

[@Whatdoyouthink.687]

Excellent.

[@troysgarage]

Than you sir!!!! 🕺🏼🏆

[@oiaiofoster4775]

Thank God for you Man!!

[@troysgarage]

Glad this helped!

[@Tinkytinks67]

Hi Troy… I just saw your video and it’s November 3rd 2022.. I need to repair my headliner as well as the side door vinyl. The passenger door vinyl has suddenly become loose at the free edge part of the door. It is loose all the way to the window handles. The vehicle is a 2001 Beetle.. she has seen better days but i refuse to let her go. She still gets me around town and I just have had her so long that i can’t give up on her. She has some issues that i am working on but i want to try to repair the inside things myself. Do you think the same method will work for the door vinyl? My fabric is very loose also in my headliner but i’m gonna try what you suggest. Should i buy a different spray adhesive for the vinyl part on the door? Thank you for any suggestions.. Lisa ( you might not even see my comment because this is an older video but i’m giving it a shot anyway) I have nobody to help me fix it but myself so i’m doing this so my poor little beetle looks better.. i know i must sound nuts but that car has been with me over 20 years and i can’t imagine her ending up in a junk yard.. she isn’t worth anything to anyone but to me she is my car and a part of my life for so long.. she needs to be pretty inside !

[@troysgarage]

The same adhesive spray will work for both. Just spray both surfaces and let it dry enough to get tacky to the touch, then press them together. They should grab and hold right away. The fumes can be a little strong so be in a well ventilated area and try not to directly breath the fumes. You don't sound nuts to me! The truck in this video was mine for 16 years and I personally put over 240,000 miles on it. I did finally sell it 2 months ago and the headliner fix was still holding strong! You got this! 🙌

[@kellytague8304]

thanking you for sharing, I am now a subscriber.

[@Rando-yg2jf]

Thanks Troy.

[@troysgarage]

You’re welcome! 👍🏼

[@rhysshelton2618]

Spoon is actually the perfect tool!!!

[@troysgarage]

yup works like a charm!

[@P_J_L_]

Of course its a Dodge. HA! Ive owned three and all of them have had this problem. Good video, i've been meaning to do this repair for a while.

[@drfreud65]

Yep, my 05 grand caravan is doing the same.

[@VondaInWonderland]

Heck yeah! Thank you so much ♥

[@troysgarage]

Wow! You are very welcome! 🤘🏼🕺🏼

[@marlenjuarez480]

About to try mine👏🏽👏🏽 Covid19 projects lol

[@troysgarage]

How’d it turn out? It’s pretty easy as long as you don’t over saturate the fabric.

[@Justincrum777]

I used the same exact stuff, next morning same exact headliner issue. Even after I read all the directions on the back of the can; I also read the “IMPORTANT” column 5th line down, “ not recommended for unsupported vinyl fabric or headliners” And i also used the permanent bond instruction procedure. Used a bristle brush to remove any loose or deteriorated/expired foam from the headliner. Any extra extra help recommendation’s?

[@troysgarage]

If the foam backing is too dry and flaky the adhesive won’t grab. Sorry you had a bad experience with it. That’s how it goes sometimes. 😕

[@semperparatus678]

Mine is doing the same thing and I have decided to use your video. Wish me luck lol.

[@troysgarage]

You got this!!! 🙌🏼

[@KammeO]

Betcha the adhesive used for countertop install would work also... In My old Jeep, I've ironed on material using the by the yard adhesive found at the fabric store. It lasted for YEARS.

[@troysgarage]

Probably, that stuf is sticky as anything I’ve ever worked with! You’d have ONE chance to get it right. 😱

[@gergemall]

Thx Troy. Lifesaver. I don't think I would have tapes stuff off first. Thx

[@troysgarage]

I went overboard with the tape and plastic, but it’s better than making a huge mess with overspray. Save cleaning up time in the end.

[@sharontanouye4707]

Very helpful.

[@troysgarage]

Glad it helped. Thanks for the comment. 👍🏼

[@ocruz1018]

I hope this work on my e36 m3 because BMW have VERY trash interior and more from the latest year of 2005 ALL start falling even door carpets

[@masterjefftkd]

For anyone who's interested, in really bad cases, you can go "brute force" and remove the fabric altogether. I say brute force because it requires removing the entire ceiling. The ceiling foam on my old Chrysler Town and Country minivan was dissolving so badly nothing would stick to it. I mean, it would stick, but then the foam-along with wads of glue-would just crumble into the now sagging fabric and make an awful mess when the wind blew in. So... • I took out the ceiling and set it on a couple of sawhorses. (Harder than it seems. There are all kinds of electrical and AC connections up there.) • Brushed / scraped away every bit of foam. This left a fibrous kind of texture. Fine by me. • Spray painted it a nice flat gray to make it as inconspicuous as possible. (I considered doing a kind of Sistine chapel type thing, but nixed the idea.) • Reinstalled it. Boom done. I had the van for a good decade after that, and not one single person ever realized it should have had a fabric ceiling. Worked great, and no more crumbling foam worries.

[@troysgarage]

Agreed with the term brute force! That is a big job. Hopefully most people find my video and fix theirs before that task is ever needed! This fix I did lasted 6 years before the drivers side started doing the same thing. I used this same fix on that side then sold the truck. I still see the truck over a year later and the headliner is still holding! Catch it soon enough and this fix is “permanent”.

[@ryderinblack]

Instead of doing it in a one time attempt, you should instead start from the internal area where it isn't adhered and work your to the edge,stretching it out as you work your way to the edge, also don't over apply the spray, you'll saturate the fabric and can end up allowing the subtance to surface which will compromise the material texture and feel, you want it 30% under the material if that makes semse

[@celesterosales8976]

Thank you!

[@troysgarage]

Of course! Thanks for watching and taking time to reply.

[@johngraham3475]

Steeler fan! My man!

[@troysgarage]

Love the old school Steelers for sure. Not what the new will look like without Big Ben.

[@bigdaddya735]

Yo!!! Since it's been 3 years or more since you made your repair...how long did it last?

[@troysgarage]

Honestly it's starting to come loose again, but only in a few small spots. I think I didn't get enough of the sticky stuff across both surfaces. I have one spot on the drivers side basically same location that's starting to come off as well now. Might be time to revisit this and fix both again.

[@LilFelonyOfficial]

@@troysgarage lol after the first fix probably wanna get a whole replacement one.

[@Lombardi54]

Thank you sir

[@troysgarage]

You’re welcome! 🤘🏼

[@jorgchildres2809]

I've used the locktite in the white can and it's terrible I hope the glue in that can is better.

[@pkgum6910]

Great video. Only trouble is we have Selley's spray adhesive (Bunnings Hardware) in Australia (Not Loctite) which is particularly unreliable for this application according to a review I read.

[@drfreud65]

Do you have 3M products there?

[@olafroinnson3573]

A spoon! Now I am going to do the old Lincoln Town Car. It's just starting to droop in the back about a 1/2 inch. Nip that in the bud!

[@thelincolnrepairguy1826]

bro same here mines an 03.

[@gabbyrdl]

Awesome thank you

[@troysgarage]

You’re welcome. Glad to help. 👍🏼

[@blackheartxcvii]

Just bought my first car and it has major headliner sag in the front & back, the previous owner appeared to use the fabric screws or whatever have you but they didn't hold. Would this work for larger areas as well? I'm talking the width of the back winsheild pane and about a good 4-6 inches hanging lol sounds like it might be a lot of work but I'm willing if it works good

[@troysgarage]

In that case you’ll want to take the entire head piece out and replace the fabric completely. Hit the fabric store and buy some light weight flannel in whatever pattern, color or design suits you and you’ll have a brand new headliner that will last the rest of the cars life. There are some good videos out there already of headliner replacement. Watch those and follow their advice. You’ll do great! 👍🏼

[@blackheartxcvii]

@@troysgarage Thanks :) I've been looking at those kind of videos and the idea of a fun headliner is really cool, seems like I'll want some help though I'm a pretty tiny person and my Mazda6 isn't big by any means but it just sounds easier with an extra person lol

[@ediot.1012]

Love it, i hope one of the door is open.

[@troysgarage]

Both doors were open and there was a breeze, I'm alive today to tell the story. haha

[@jeff7461]

I like the realistic end.

[@troysgarage]

It’s not perfect but at least it’s not coming down anymore!

[@userangl1]

Did the repair last or did it start to sag again? I’m having the same issue, my headliner is beginning to sag/fall. In the same area you repaired.

[@troysgarage]

Just this spring it has begun to pull away again. The repair lasted for several years. I have one more spot on the drivers side doing the same thing. I’m going to hit both sides again and hope for several more years before it needs it again. 🙌🏼🕺🏼

[@jeffweber8244]

@@troysgarage The 3M can says multiple coats may be needed. I'm going to apply 3 coats to each surface before sticking it together in my repair.

[@sarahanna68]

Are you spraying the fabric and the foam or just the fabric??

[@troysgarage]

Spraying both, let it "tack up" a little too before sticking them together. You have one shot at it, once it sticks it's on for good!

[@CanadianDrifter777]

Good one! Make Headliners Stuck Up Again! 👍

[@troysgarage]

Well said sir! 👌🏼

[@scottmoore765]

I did this too. But after a couple months it started failing again. Did you experience the same thing? And if so did you determine a solution? Thanks.

[@troysgarage]

Mine is only just now starting to come loose again. I haven’t messed with it yet. Not sure exactly what I’ll do about it this time. 🤨🤷🏼‍♂️

[@SteveVall]

lol love the thumbnail 😂

[@troysgarage]

clickbait. LOL

[@buddahmayne9273]

Nice job, gonna do my grandmas suv

[@troysgarage]

Go for it. Easy fix!