New upholstery
#11
RE: New upholstery
ORIGINAL: rbrown22
My guy did all my seats for $100. He even fixed the foam in all seats... He also fixed the burlap in the rear seat...
My guy did all my seats for $100. He even fixed the foam in all seats... He also fixed the burlap in the rear seat...
Dan
#12
RE: New upholstery
I'm going to talk to the guy who is doing the body and paint today, he said he had a good upholstery guy that I will check out. I'll see what he says. If I can get it done for $200 or so, I'll do that.
#14
RE: New upholstery
WD0AFQ, I really appreciate the offer. Thanks so much. Unfortunately, I do not have the upholstery yet, it is on order. [:@] If your around the area when I get it, maybe we could work something out.
#15
RE: New upholstery
Ok, if you do it yourself take pictures so these other guys can see. I was not into picture taking when we did mine 4 years ago. It is not hard to do, just labor intensive. I thought pulling wrinkles from the headliner was tougher. It did take 2 people to pull those seat covers on and get them straight. Good luck.
Dan
Dan
#16
RE: New upholstery
the seats are pretty easy, it took me about a day and a half to do mine and i had no idea what i was doing when i started. if i did it again it would probably take half that...once you get the hang of it its real easy. plus if you do it yourself you could possibly save yourself enough money to justify one of those sport seat conversion kits (thats what i did, i LOVE them...i get tons of compliments on them)
#17
RE: New upholstery
ORIGINAL: connor90
...took me about a day and a half to do mine
...took me about a day and a half to do mine
#18
RE: New upholstery
I am doing exactly that, the sport seat conversions. I have the foam, waiting on the upholstery. Thinking about doing the headrests, they look ok right? I think it would help for safety too.