Process to Repair an RV Headliner

After a while, the inner roof of your RV can start to show signs of age. One of the most noticeable signs of inner roof wear is headliner sagging. A sagging headliner gives the ceiling of your RV a droopy appearance. There is an easy way to repair the RV headliner yourself; just follow this simple process.

Repairing an RV Headliner

1. Create straps. Purchase strips of wood that are 3/4" x 1/4" x 10' at your local home improvement store.

2. Coat the straps with wood sealer. You can even stain or paint the strap to match the color of your interior wood or ceiling.

3. Using a drill bit that will match a #6 screw, drill a hole approximately every 24" along the wood straps.

4. Attach the straps to the headliner using #6 stainless steel screws and washer. Do not install screws where the wall meets the ceiling. There is typically metal in along those areas which will make the strap difficult to attach.

5. Once the straps are installed, your headliner will no longer sag.