I was having trouble with my sun visors staying up, both have mirrors so they are heavy & the rubber tips were dry rotted. I know they do make the new rubber tips but I thought there might be another method. I was in the hardware store & saw a package of assorted rubber tips for the spring type home door-stops for $1.00. I took out the 2 smallest ones, they were a bit big in diameter, inside & outside. Well, I had a piece of small tubing that is used for intravenous injections. This small tubing fit on the visor end perfect & inside the door-stop tip perfectly. Now I had to make the tip fit into the bracket, so I trimmed it smaller on the outside with a utility knife, then sanded it with 100 grit wrapped on a paint stick to get rid of the knife marks, make it round and just rough enough for friction to hold the viors in place. I now have sunvisors that stay put going over bumps. My visors & headliner are white & so are the door stop rubbers, a magic marker could be used to change the color if needed.
I like to pass along fixes that I come up with and hope someone else can benifit.

 

Neat idea!
In this hobby, we often have to resort to creative engineering...

 

You could of just duct taped the visors to the headliner.
My grandpa would have used chewing gum and bailing wire.

 

I have actually used gum to hold a bolt to an aluminum strip so I could get it into a hole deep in the quarter window reg, through the door pillar vent...

 

Duct tape & WD-40, the only tools you ever need. If it moves and it's not suppose to, use duct tape. If it i suppose to move and it doesn't, use wd-40.

 

Good fix.

 

Good fix!

 

Higgins you forgot the Ballpeen hammer

 

Duct tape fixes everything. Even a Honda!!!