floppy visors $20 solution

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Over the time visors are not strong enough to support on OEM architecture, replacing one - new cost $150+ and if you going on the bumpy road they sometimes fall in your face. So simple $20 solution for both

you need:
8 round magnets from e-mail $5 you need only 4
4 small bolts from hardware store $2
4 washers nuts from hardware store $4
1 license frame plastic bolt cover set of 4 $8 with the plate (optional)


use common logic to put all together so the magnets on the top pulls the magnet on the visor see photos - if you like industrial look you do not need plastic cover for the bolt - I use on my.

working well
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Nice idea...
 
I've been considering something like this as well and also thought about a velcro solution.

One question - how do you secure the bolt into the headliner? are you just threading into the headliner OR pulling it down and placing a nut on the backside?
 
velcro solution is clumzy and you will not be happy with mounting velcro - magnets are pwerfull and holding well
anyway on the upper mount use bolt with nut with a 1" or 1.5 washer that will guantee that not to rip your top panel. you can get all from Lowes or HD magnets I was not able to find in US
e-bay selecr "Deal24Hours " desc "2x Super Strong Ring Magnet 20 x 3 mm Countersunk Hole 5 mm Rare Earth Neodymium"
 
ok, thanks... yeah my experimenting with velcro wasn't working :(

is it hard to pull down the headliner?
2 hour job from end to end?
 
not pull if very good feels like thay are supose to be there. when you got all parts- took me 10-15 min each. like I said chep, simple and durable perhaps I can put a kit and sell for $25
 
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