seat re-trim
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peteA

Original Poster:

2,761 posts

263 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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Just got a Griff 500 and whilst its great I am already starting my list of things to do....as you do...

the seats are OK but they have been re-conolised and in my opinion they are not great!...looking at them I think the only way I will be happy with them is if they are retrimmed?

Just wondering what a ball park figure would be?

I was thinking a full leather re-trim - if its relevant, they are magnolia.

Thanks in advance.

S6 Devil

3,556 posts

262 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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I paid £300 per seat for full leather on a Tuscan.

macdeb

8,758 posts

284 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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Be VERY carefull where you go. Research a lot. I've seen some real ste efforts trading as 'specialist'.

Edited by macdeb on Wednesday 21st July 19:48

Ironballs

363 posts

204 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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Ian at Holme Upholstery does automotive leather trimming, got chatting when I was having a chair I made upholstered by him, he has a nice Cerb and really loves his TVRs. Oh and he's a bit of a perfectionist

fog66

368 posts

227 months

Wednesday 21st July 2010
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Go on Pete, take it back home to Blackpool and get Dave and Chris at D&C to do it for you. What happened? A Griff!!!!! Chest wigs ahoy.

peteA

Original Poster:

2,761 posts

263 months

Thursday 22nd July 2010
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fog66 said:
Go on Pete, take it back home to Blackpool and get Dave and Chris at D&C to do it for you. What happened? A Griff!!!!! Chest wigs ahoy.
Alright phil...long story! The chest wig is ok...medallion on order!