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Originally posted by dahows View PostI did find the bolster material through world upholstery (https://www.worlduph.com/).
There was information that it sold only to upholstery shops.
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I have this fabric that I will be switching to in the near future.1 Photo
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I have an early 323i with the checked pacific blue interior which probably uses the same bolster material as what you'd need Jorgosas. I've been looking for the checked material but haven't found any (anyone have any leads)? I did find the bolster material through world upholstery (https://www.worlduph.com/). I just received a sample of their 1037 Pacific Blue cloth...at first I didn't think it was the right color, it is so much darker than what is in my car but I'm sure it is just my interior is more faded than I realized. Also, blue houndstooth is available from Le Mans Auto Fabrics (http://www.lemansautofabrics.co.nz/index.html) in New Zealand but they don't send samples and I don't have any experience with their product.
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Thanks - they have been good! They sit slightly low for my liking, so I may space them up at some point.
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Originally posted by lukeADE335i View PostI have a faded blue interior too - I swapped out the front seats for some blue recaros when my comforts developed similar tears to your back seat, but now my back seat is starting to wear, so I'm going to end up getting the whole interior done in the end.
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Originally posted by AndrewBird View PostReplacing just the non-houndstooth on all the seats probably wouldn't be too bad, especially if you pulled the covers and reinstalled them yourself.
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Replacing just the non-houndstooth on all the seats probably wouldn't be too bad, especially if you pulled the covers and reinstalled them yourself.
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Originally posted by lukeADE335i View PostI have a faded blue interior too - I swapped out the front seats for some blue recaros when my comforts developed similar tears to your back seat, but now my back seat is starting to wear, so I'm going to end up getting the whole interior done in the end.
I believe that when foam gets older, seat covers wear out very quickly. When a foam bolster is new, it supports the cover from beneath.
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I have a faded blue interior too - I swapped out the front seats for some blue recaros when my comforts developed similar tears to your back seat, but now my back seat is starting to wear, so I'm going to end up getting the whole interior done in the end.
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Originally posted by Jorgosas View PostAlso, does anyone know if the tear visible in my picture is repairable? Thank you guys!
You may disassemble them and get some fabric.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...7564919912528/
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Originally posted by Jorgosas View Post
Yeah thats what I thought. It really does suck but Im going to have to do it. Maybe if I find some of the same cloth.
Even if you find the original cloth, you'll have to redo all seats.
Here is a low-mileage car.
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