upolstery problem PLEASE HELP
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upolstery problem PLEASE HELP
I brought my rear deck lid down to the local upholstery guy, he said he would do a perfect job, as good as factory, and I wouldn't be able to tell the difference. I got it back and it looked like hammered S#%t. Worse is, he cut up the old skins to make the patterns and threw them away. I called Fountain, they said they no longer have the patterns for a 1992 27 fever. Does anyone know of someone that can help me out? I have the boards and the foam.
Last edited by JimV; 04-27-2003 at 03:06 PM.
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Is his name Jim Hettinger and does he live in Honeoye, NY?
I didn't think so, but the one man upholstery shop, I've run across, operates the same way.
BEWARE of the HONEOYE UPHOLSTERER named HETTINGER!
I didn't think so, but the one man upholstery shop, I've run across, operates the same way.
BEWARE of the HONEOYE UPHOLSTERER named HETTINGER!
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Or ask for Jim, at PPI!!!
Premier Performance Interiors, Sarasota Florida 941-752-6271
Email is [email protected]
They do the best work in the biz! There will be a story on them on H2OPerformance.com a week from Monday.
Chris Reindl
Premier Performance Interiors, Sarasota Florida 941-752-6271
Email is [email protected]
They do the best work in the biz! There will be a story on them on H2OPerformance.com a week from Monday.
Chris Reindl
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that sucks, we have a few here and one is a big operation
that does nice work, and you get what you pay for
not cheap but correct in everyway
that does nice work, and you get what you pay for
not cheap but correct in everyway
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Man, there is a GIANT difference in upholsterers. Even in a group of good ones, there are guys who are better at specific things.
We've got three guys we use around here:
One for motorcycle seats and leather goods.
One for large parts (boat decklids, etc).
One for furniture.
They are all great, but they have their specialties.
ALWAYS go see an "example" of their work that is VERY similar to what you are needing.
We've got three guys we use around here:
One for motorcycle seats and leather goods.
One for large parts (boat decklids, etc).
One for furniture.
They are all great, but they have their specialties.
ALWAYS go see an "example" of their work that is VERY similar to what you are needing.