vw upholstory redo.

louisvr45 · Post by **louisvr45** » Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:36 pm

any one that do, or know of someone that can redo the upholstory of vw sc split bus in pta area

flatfourfan · Post by **flatfourfan** » Fri Jan 14, 2011 12:48 pm

louisvr45 wrote:any one that do, or know of someone that can redo the upholstory of vw sc split bus in pta area

What type are you after?

Show quality, or just good solid work?

louisvr45 · Post by **louisvr45** » Fri Jan 14, 2011 2:12 pm

I want it to be fixed, the best value for money. dont want crappy work but also not paying a fortune

Post by **jolas** » Fri Jan 14, 2011 4:02 pm

Louis, your Fleetline is still nice and original, you should try keep it the same inside, Fleetline pick-ups had very plain single colour upholstery, vinyl seats, I don't think the door cards and kick panels, etc. were covered with vinyl, simply painted hardboard. Would keep your restoration costs down

Are your seats torn and tatty ? Perhaps just have the seats recovered and do the rest yourself

louisvr45 · Post by **louisvr45** » Fri Jan 14, 2011 9:41 pm

Jolas, I just want to fix it to org condition, yes normal vinal. I know the boards was painted but I want to create new side boards and one to cover up the bulk head behind the seat and cover it with 10 mm inside foam and vinal. tri to make it more sound proof.

audio sound it is metalish at the moment

flatfourfan · Post by **flatfourfan** » Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:12 am

There's a shop in Pretoria North that I've used a few times, I don't have their number, but will look for it later. They did a stock re-trim for my friends fleety and it looked the part.............don't bother with foam for the audio, rather go straight for the tar pads. That foam just sucks up moisture.

louisvr45 · Post by **louisvr45** » Wed Jan 19, 2011 10:54 pm

flatfourfan wrote:There's a shop in Pretoria North that I've used a few times, I don't have their number, but will look for it later. They did a stock re-trim for my friends fleety and it looked the part.............don't bother with foam for the audio, rather go straight for the tar pads. That foam just sucks up moisture.

Hi do you have the place's name?

what do you mean by "tar pads"

Here is how my seats look at moment:

JamesD · Post by **JamesD** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 6:18 am

There is a places out silverton way that can redo your stuff. they are very good and i feel their rates are reasonable. I cant remember the name off hand but i'll try find their card when i get home. Even the Business card has a beetle on the front. I think they are in Anne street, but cant say for sure...

kts customs · Post by **kts customs** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:03 am

i have a guy but time he done my 58 will post some pics

flatfourfan · Post by **flatfourfan** » Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:43 am

I had a look last night, but can't find the damn receipt that i got from them a while ago. Tar pads are sound deadening material that gets stuck on the panels, WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more effective than sponge or foam, plus they don't suck up moisture. If you do a search in the projects section, look for rabid ants speedster thread and mine as well.

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