Fixing a dented roof?

My friend jumped on my roof and left a big dent in it and now it flaps in the wind with the windows down lol

How would i go about fixing this?

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  • turbo_tegturbo_teg Council Member
    first off kick your frined in the nuts an undented roof is like finding hot red head.
  • AaronAaron Wagonist
    yeah i was pissed, it was perfect to :'( but oh well now i just need to fix it
  • You will probably have to pull the headliner out and see what damage he really did. I would guess one of the supports is no longer attached and bent as well.

    Oh yeah and I second the kicking him in the jewels.
  • leWolfleWolf Senior Wagonist
    Your friend is awesome :lol: You WILL have to pull your headliner and redo all your supports that he bent. Sounds like he should help you fix it too! :roll:
  • not sure if you have a pic posted cause iam at work and they block all pics but i had the same kinda thing when some crap fell on my roof in the garage and i just went to home depot and bought a new rubber plunger and with two good sucks (lol sounds funny) it was 100% but i had not a crease in it to start so not sure if thats your situation. but yeah plungers work great for big dents like that.
  • needawagonneedawagon New Wagonist
    One of my roof supports was bent so mine kept flapping in the wind as well. But I used dynamat on the roof and also put dynamat between the support n roof. This helped weigh down the roof and keeps it from flapping now.
  • I bought my Wagon from ShaunK with the proverbial dented/flapping roof and lived with it for a while. One day when I had the front seats out for some reason, I thought what if I crawled into the car, and stood with my back against the ceiling and just pushed up? I figured I had nothing to lose, since the roof was already caked anyways. I felt with my hands through the headliner to find the support braces, and did my best to push there with my back. I had to push up 2 braces.

    As you can see in the pictures from my "Member's Ride" thread, the roof is almost perfect. If I hadn't told you just now, you wouldn't know the roof was ever dented.
  • JayTeeJayTee Wagonist
    I have this issue with my wagon as well. I have yet to pull the headliner to see where the braces are located. My plan is to glue a thin sheet of balsa wood inside then finish it off with dynamat.


    Seems to be pretty common with the wagons, since they are so thin.
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