Quick question, some of the roof liner on my rv are drooping, what's the best plan of attack to fix this.
Also, some spots are in the middle, how can I get that to stick without taking the whole thing down.
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When that happened to a coach I had I removed a ceiling light and purchased a 3M spray glue and shot glue between the fabric and the ceiling material. Then let it air dry for a short period and used a paint roller to adhear the material back in place. Re installed the light. Came out fine.
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Don and Nancy
[2018 Tiffin Bus 40 AP, 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee , Sara our family pup, Electric Catrike
Some times the ceiling is fabric glued to a foam layer. With age and heat the foam will break down and come apart. When this happens you can often get sagging.
I have read of people using short screws and button/washers to hold it back in place. Have not seen this but imagine it is not attractive at all. Don gives a pretty reasonable explanation if all the surface the fabric is glued to is not gone. Good luck
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