Retrim examples?

[bcadou]

Hello guys

Has anyone of you done a full retrim recently?
Would you have pictures of the job done?

The "Carpet style" trim is starting to peel off in the back end of mine... It s getting a bit ugly. Just wondered: how does it look behind that carpet? Even uglier?

Cheers

[justyr]

Not had full retrim, but bits and pieces done by D&C trim in Blackpool.
They aint retrimmers, they're 'kin magicians. J

[Arapo]

Blackpool is a bit far.. Anyone closer to London or the south of England??

Would also be interested to have someone who knows what they are doing tidy up my car...

[Mustang Baz]

Arapo said:

Anyone closer to London or the south of England??

Would also be interested to have someone who knows what they are doing tidy up my car...

I had all the old (crappy) carpets in mine pulled out and replaced with better quality wool ones by Pounds in Baldock. It is a tiny business effectively run out of shed but well known for their work on Chims/Griffs (mine was their first Tuscan).

All in all, it was a solid job for a low price . I was slightly peeved to have the car back post-carpeting filthy dirty and then in need of a good exterior and interior clean, but ultimately, you pays your money. The work would also have scored "good" in my book if I had been able to avoid then going to Racing Green to get the (small) dashboard area carpeted after Pounds were wary of removing the Pod/dash electrics and deferred on doing it.

Ultimately, if you want a concours interior and a larger budget, then I think the likes of D&C would be best suited for a Tuscan. Other than that though, and bearing in mind my original carpets from the factory were in a shocking state (loosing stickiness, glue from manufacturing clearly visible on it), I was satisfied.