Refurb of leather seats
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jboult
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Not sure where you are, but I had a complete set of seats refurbished (including leather patching, smoothing and re-dying) by:
J.Mussel & Son Godalming, Surrey. UK - motor trimmers i.e. seat upholstery etc.
Tel: 01483 426526/mobile: 07979 730447
Very good work - reasonable price, not the fastest but results were excellent (looked like new, in fact). Used by Camtune for their trim work, so must be good!
Other people swear by Southbound, in Stockbridge (Hamsphire, near Winchester - 01264 810080). Porsche specialist, pretty pricey but great reputation, normally very busy. Hope this helps.
John
J.Mussel & Son Godalming, Surrey. UK - motor trimmers i.e. seat upholstery etc.
Tel: 01483 426526/mobile: 07979 730447
Very good work - reasonable price, not the fastest but results were excellent (looked like new, in fact). Used by Camtune for their trim work, so must be good!
Other people swear by Southbound, in Stockbridge (Hamsphire, near Winchester - 01264 810080). Porsche specialist, pretty pricey but great reputation, normally very busy. Hope this helps.
John
jboult
New member
It depends on what you're having done - a good deep clean may be all they need.
I had a very, very grubby set of seats that needed bleaching then re-dying (I wanted a different colour), along with re-stretching the leather and fixing a couple of tears (almost invisible when done). It was a couple of years ago now, and unfortunately I can't remember the cost exactly. I think it was around £300, but don't quote me! In terms of freshening the interior up, it was the best thing I ever did.
FYI, I took the seats out myself, to save time and cost (simple enough job so no point in paying someone else for basic spanner work).
John
I had a very, very grubby set of seats that needed bleaching then re-dying (I wanted a different colour), along with re-stretching the leather and fixing a couple of tears (almost invisible when done). It was a couple of years ago now, and unfortunately I can't remember the cost exactly. I think it was around £300, but don't quote me! In terms of freshening the interior up, it was the best thing I ever did.
FYI, I took the seats out myself, to save time and cost (simple enough job so no point in paying someone else for basic spanner work).
John
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