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I'm ready to do a re-upholstery job on my seats for my 65. Since they've already been done once, and poorly at that, should I buy (or locate) one of the videos that they sell for do-it-yourselfers or just try to figure it out on my own? I bought everything to do it from Al Knoch and want them to turn out right. Also, any advice from a past tech discussion that anyone knows of would be appreciated. I searched but didn't find what I was looking for. Any help at all would be very much appreciated!
Mark
Mark Pugmire
54 Pennant Blue
56 Cascade Green Dual Quad
56 Arctic Blue Dual Quad
66 Nassau Blue 427 L36 Convertible
67 Marlboro Maroon L79 Coupe
You just paid over $200 for seat upolstery. You want to do it correctly. Why not invest in the video. If it saves even one "oops" then its paid for itself.
Actually, over $4oo since the seats are leather. I just wanted to make sure the video that they offer is worth it. Sounds like it would be a good investment. John Kennedy (the upholstery expert, not the President)is in my neighborhood, but he has way too many projects, so I thought I'd tackle it myself. Thanks for the advice.
Mark Pugmire
54 Pennant Blue
56 Cascade Green Dual Quad
56 Arctic Blue Dual Quad
66 Nassau Blue 427 L36 Convertible
67 Marlboro Maroon L79 Coupe
Good question. I was planning on getting the video that Al Knoch sells for seats, but that may be the same one that CC sells. If there's a better one, I'd like to hear what it is. Any input out there on which one is the best?
Thanks,
Mark
Mark Pugmire
54 Pennant Blue
56 Cascade Green Dual Quad
56 Arctic Blue Dual Quad
66 Nassau Blue 427 L36 Convertible
67 Marlboro Maroon L79 Coupe
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