Reupholstering Interior
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Car: 88 Iroc Convertible
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Reupholstering Interior
Typical scenario, I have a third gen that has the driver seat worn pretty bad. I want to try and keep it original, but can't seem to find the right material.
It is a plastic/cloth grey combination - most places I've seen have either vinyl, cloth or velour, not a plastic/cloth combo.
Any ideas where else to look? Also, how hard is it to do yourself?
If I paid someone to do it, how much would I be looking at?
Thanks for your help!
George
It is a plastic/cloth grey combination - most places I've seen have either vinyl, cloth or velour, not a plastic/cloth combo.
Any ideas where else to look? Also, how hard is it to do yourself?
If I paid someone to do it, how much would I be looking at?
Thanks for your help!
George
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I'll try and take a pic, but I guess a more accurate description is vinyl and cloth. On the cushion and back rest, the sides that you actually sit/lean on are plastic with only the center piece is cloth.
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it's a pain in the *** to reposlter the seats your self if you never did it before. Better off taking it somewhere to have it done it should run around $350-$500 for both.
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