Car washing gone wrong
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Sorry to hear about your rear screen
I guess it's better that it goes now when we should be getting better weather.
Hopefully this thread will help give some idea of the costs incolved...
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=168377&f=8&h=0&hw=martrim
I guess it's better that it goes now when we should be getting better weather.
Hopefully this thread will help give some idea of the costs incolved...
www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=168377&f=8&h=0&hw=martrim
If it's just the stitching that's gone, then people have in the past repaired it themselves, by running some new thread through the existing holes.
So, if you're any good with a needle and thread, or you're willing to give the Mrs some leave from the sink, you could save yourself a few pennies
So, if you're any good with a needle and thread, or you're willing to give the Mrs some leave from the sink, you could save yourself a few pennies

gingerprince said:
If it's just the stitching that's gone, then people have in the past repaired it themselves, by running some new thread through the existing holes.
So, if you're any good with a needle and thread, or you're willing to give the Mrs some leave from the sink, you could save yourself a few pennies
Hmmm, what's 'The Mrs's' email address Simon (or you could just forward the link to this thread and save me the hassle
) Toby,
Know how you feel I split the screen on my S, dropping the roof in the garage when the temp outside was 11-12dec but inside the garage was alot colder.
Cost me £240 to have new screen sewed in by an upholsterer, fantastic job though, but I learned a costly lesson that day as he told me that platsic screens like this should always be lowered when the temp is above 12 and also have some sort of towel/sheet kinda thing to keep the creases out whilst the rear section is down.
Not a lot of help in your case but hopefully a little bit for the future.
Best Regards,
James Sim.
Know how you feel I split the screen on my S, dropping the roof in the garage when the temp outside was 11-12dec but inside the garage was alot colder.
Cost me £240 to have new screen sewed in by an upholsterer, fantastic job though, but I learned a costly lesson that day as he told me that platsic screens like this should always be lowered when the temp is above 12 and also have some sort of towel/sheet kinda thing to keep the creases out whilst the rear section is down.
Not a lot of help in your case but hopefully a little bit for the future.
Best Regards,
James Sim.
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