Seat Refurbishment

They look fantastic Daz.
 
Excellent job Daz, I think if you started a little seat refurb business and say charged all forum members £10 a seat I think you would be extremely busy. I will bring mine over tomorrow !!!
 
The process is really easy for refurbishment as long as you do the cleaning methodically. The boring and most time consuming bit is masking everything out but if you want to keep the two tone seats you have to do it.
 
Got my drivers seat done yesterday £50 and i didnt do a thing :)
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After
 
Looks much better Bill, £50 well spent:)
 
It looks good and a good price,
 
We have just got an Auto Valeter and leather repairer moved in about 1 minute walk from my house, saw some of her work last week and was happy with the results. I was thinking of doing it myself but when she said £50 i couldnt see the point of me doing it. Getting the Z4 seats done when i get back off Holiday in 4 weeks, £100 as the panels are bigger.
 
Got to keep my body in trim condition :woot:
 
What no pic
billz said:
We have just got an Auto Valeter and leather repairer moved in about 1 minute walk from my house, saw some of her work last week and was happy with the results. I was thinking of doing it myself but when she said £50 i couldnt see the point of me doing it. Getting the Z4 seats done when i get back off Holiday in 4 weeks, £100 as the panels are bigger.
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What no pics of the female Valeter?/
 
No didnt have me phone with me :)
 
Hi Daz
That looks a very professional job. I used Furniture Clinic to repair and respray the driver's side bolster but the over spray paint has lost it's colour and is now off shade to the original.
Good idea to use a mega cloche as a workshop!
Like it.
MM
 
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