View Full Version : Seat Fabric - Where From???
Anonymous
11-12-01, 10:44 PM
I am after some fabric to recover some SR Seats, not the original stuff, but something of same fabric.
Does anyone know where i could get some from, preferably in or around sheffield but i may travel if necessary.
Also, how much am i looking at paying for it?
cheers.
Anonymous
12-12-01, 11:53 AM
A car seat fabric shop. expect to pay the usual rate per yard. ;)
Anonymous
12-12-01, 07:21 PM
done my own front and back the material came from a local factory fabrics centre (look in your phone book) cost me ?10 per metre only needed three metres see what you think if you want any tips let me know
http://uk.briefcase.yahoo.com/kf139
Anonymous
12-12-01, 10:20 PM
Nice one mate - them seats look mint.
will probably be in touch for some tips.
and Aj - very helpfull, thanks. :D
Anonymous
13-12-01, 02:34 AM
they do look smart keith
why havent i seen you at any more cruises?
Micky@novaload.net
Anonymous
13-12-01, 12:02 PM
The seats look the business
sorry about that wisewood, i was just having a silly moment :D
Anonymous
13-12-01, 12:09 PM
Keith did you re-spray the car yourslef?
Anonymous
13-12-01, 12:54 PM
hey keith mate why dont you do a seats retrim guide for novaload? Loads of peeps would find it useful. I know I would my seats look semi-digested
Anonymous
13-12-01, 07:19 PM
yes i sprayed the car myself aj not 1000% yet but hey ?42 who cares better than most spray/bodyshops i know, and micky i have a new job now and i am workin all the hours god sends xmas an all that, plus gives me extra to spend on my motor
blondie will sort a retrim guide out for the site as i get a few mails on the subject so it would prob be easier all round by the way all them wheels in the pics are history got some 15's on now looks miles better
Anonymous
14-12-01, 02:57 PM
U shouls set up a retriming company do u mates as demo cars etc..
You fancy charging me to do mine as Im a lazy man,with very littler time to be lazy in!
Anonymous
14-12-01, 06:14 PM
Did you do the respray in your own garage or something keith? and what stages did you go through to get such a good finish?
Anonymous
14-12-01, 06:54 PM
i used about 7/8 primer stages used a dual action sander (da) in between coats 180 grit
then wet/dry down to finsh use a tack cloth then respray as for a garage i have one but it is to small to get around the car so i watched the weather for a week or so and they said it would be superb weather on this particular day(saturday) so i geared everthing towards this day all the front valance,rear, and sills including in the door area were stonechipped then lightly rubbed down prior to paint then all masked up on the friday and painted saturday afternoon all done outside only got one bad bit a blade of grass about 1/2 inch long landed on the bonnet but my vent will cover that must get around to doing it soon
to finish 1500 wet/dry then all brought back up with a buffer/polishing machine
i used to do motors years ago amazing how you dont forget ;) hope this gives you an idea to the work involved by the way i used 2.5 litres of opel atlantis blue
http://uk.briefcase.yahoo.com/kf139
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