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Anywhere fit seat covers?

Cdub · 2014-03-29 12:22:31

Want to get seat covers fitted into 2 cars. Anybody know of anywhere that supplies AND fits covers? I thought Halfords might but they don't.

29-03-2014 12:22pm

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Cdub

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Want to get seat covers fitted into 2 cars.
Anybody know of anywhere that supplies AND fits covers?
I thought Halfords might but they don't.

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#2 29-03-2014 12:24pm

Curran

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Nolan Auto Care if you are in Dublin re-trim interiors, so Im sure they'd be able to knock together something that would actually be fitted / suited to the seat as opposed to a generic type that could be got in Halfords - bit more expensive though! Give them a shout!

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#3 29-03-2014 1:52pm

randy hickey

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A quick google search also threw up this lot:

http://autofashion.goldenpages.ie/ms/ms/auto-fashion-cover-fitting-dublin-d14/ms-90012841-p-2/

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#4 29-03-2014 2:00pm

MarkR

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Front ones aren't usually that hard to put on. Throw away the clips and use some cable ties instead. Back ones are also pretty easy, but if you want to do it properly, you're going to have to unbolt the seatbelt mounting points, and make a couple of small holes in the new car seat covers to make them fit properly.

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