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cheap attempt to address sagging c-pillar liner

c-pillar liner is starting to leave its place.
attempting few cheap resolutions to keep it in place...sort of.



which one's do pelicans think the least ghetto and "okay" resolution?
the material i'm using is black 1/32 ABS panel.

1. small strips



2. a panel covering up the whole area



3. something down the middle...



other ideas welcome.

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#2 looks best with a large piece covering the whole area. Could even mirror it and put on the driver side so it matches....just my 2cents.
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Why is it pulling loose?


My guess is rust in the window Chanel due to leaking seal
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why not try to get some stock material and if you are going to glue it on us that not the felt. jm2c, ben
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like #2 but do it up to the seam in the headliner and big enough to tuck in the rubber. If you do a good enough job it should almost look like its suposed to be like that
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+1 on option #2. It will look fine if you take your time.

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