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anyone tried these covers?
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Yeh, it's a lot of money and that's why I was wondering other people's experience. These particular ones seem to be really nice and, talking to the seller, they seem confident that you can't easily tell it's a cover. Sourcing other seats is difficult because it's harder than hell to find great condition cardinal seats, which is what I have and want. Unless someone here is selling seats in great condition? Doesn't have to be red... :)
Other than leather, what route do people go when doing a reupholster?
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Originally posted by xsproutx View Postthey make e30 covers, too
Kevin
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Originally posted by Tricked 323i View PostSeeing as upholstery is what I do for a living here is my 2 cents. I would save a little bit more and have your seats reupholstered. $529 seems kind of steep for vinyl covers. For $700 or less you should be able to have someone do your fronts and rear in vinyl.
Kevin
how much would you charge for something like the red centers/black bolsters in your sig? That's exactly what I'm trying to go for.
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Originally posted by xsproutx View Posthow much would you charge for something like the red centers/black bolsters in your sig? That's exactly what I'm trying to go for.
Kevin
www.seatkit.com New Site first week of April 2011
Your DIY upholstery source
e30tech forum sponsor
E46 uphosltery kits coming soon..........
kchinn@creativeoptions.info
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Originally posted by Teaguer View PostFor $600 you should be able to get at least your front seats professionaly recovered in your area using anything but leather .
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