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Recommendation for minor interiro repair?

bugler · 2012-09-18 20:06:55

I'm looking to get two inch long tears in the fabric of the driver's side door repaired. They are just about where your elbow would rest (I am assuming that is what caused it). Does anyone know what this should cost? And if anyone has a recommendation I'd appreciate it, preferably North Dublin.

18-09-2012 8:06pm

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I'm looking to get two inch long tears in the fabric of the driver's side door repaired. They are just about where your elbow would rest (I am assuming that is what caused it).

Does anyone know what this should cost? And if anyone has a recommendation I'd appreciate it, preferably North Dublin.

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#2 18-09-2012 8:07pm

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What car is it

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#3 18-09-2012 8:08pm

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2005 octavia.

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#4 18-09-2012 8:08pm

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Second hand one from a breaker might also be an option???

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#5 18-09-2012 8:09pm

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Yep, as above, an upholsterer will want a kings ransom to make a half decent looking new section

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#6 18-09-2012 8:12pm

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Have same problem myself.

Do see loads of taxis with the whole top part ripped to bits from elbow resting.

Get in breakers be best need to look myself

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#7 18-09-2012 8:59pm

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Second hand door car from a salvage yard is your best bet

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