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Title: Leather seats.
Post by: Phsychidelic on May 02, 2018, 04:37:40 pm
Lad's anyone know of a crowd that does a decent recovering job with leather/waterproof seats?

Is that crowd still going on Ushers quay?
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Post by: vandriver on May 02, 2018, 04:48:21 pm
http://www.autoglaze.ie (http://www.autoglaze.ie)
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Post by: Vikkiz on May 02, 2018, 05:13:31 pm
Dom or Don in blanch does a great job and @ lot cheaper than CUC
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Post by: Tony on May 02, 2018, 05:28:21 pm
Ah physco..... I thought you were dead
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Post by: Octavia1 on May 02, 2018, 05:40:02 pm
Dom or Don in blanch does a great job and @ lot cheaper than CUC
Waitin on mine to be done..... 350.. Was highly recommended.... I'm waitin 3 weeks now... Have seen the work.... I thought it was impressive.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Octavia1 on May 02, 2018, 05:42:36 pm
CUC  usher quey is closed for renovation till June or July they said.... Got mine done there last time.. Lasted 11 years but was 450 back then..... Great job tho
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Vikkiz on May 02, 2018, 05:46:13 pm
Dom or Don in blanch does a great job and @ lot cheaper than CUC
Waitin on mine to be done..... 350.. Was highly recommended.... I'm waitin 3 weeks now... Have seen the work.... I thought it was impressive.
They only order the covers as they need them so 3 weeks is ok. Ring them again as that’s what a mate of mine had to do.

I had my previous car done with CUC, fantastic job but flipping pricey. They had gone up €100 when I wanted me new car doing. Never got them done at all.
CUC are th best but I really wanted my arm rest in the back and they wouldn’t accommodate me.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Phsychidelic on May 02, 2018, 07:18:00 pm
Ah physco..... I thought you were dead

Alright Tony.Not dead yet,just old
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Post by: john m on May 02, 2018, 07:24:10 pm
Fella in Thermofeckin does themhe picks up your car in Dundalk and returns it to you on the day .
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Post by: silverbullet on May 02, 2018, 08:39:01 pm
Are they leather or Pleather ?
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Post by: Cool Boola on May 03, 2018, 12:34:26 am
I've a grand piece of vinyl on mine...Looks like leather too.
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Post by: Bubba Ho-Tep on May 03, 2018, 01:15:49 am
http://seatcovers.ie/ (http://seatcovers.ie/) Go to Don, beats CUC on every level including price.  I have my seats covered by Don nearly 6 years now, still look brand new.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Phsychidelic on May 04, 2018, 05:06:47 pm
[url]http://seatcovers.ie/[/url] ([url]http://seatcovers.ie/[/url]) Go to Don, beats CUC on every level including price.  I have my seats covered by Don nearly 6 years now, still look brand new.


350 supplied and fitted is great but 4-6 weeks waiting time.   oops
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Bubba Ho-Tep on May 06, 2018, 12:09:15 pm
[url]http://seatcovers.ie/[/url] ([url]http://seatcovers.ie/[/url]) Go to Don, beats CUC on every level including price.  I have my seats covered by Don nearly 6 years now, still look brand new.


350 supplied and fitted is great but 4-6 weeks waiting time.   oops

Well worth the wait Phsychie .
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Belker on May 17, 2018, 09:11:39 am
.........CUC are th best but I really wanted my arm rest in the back and they wouldn’t accommodate me.

Why would you be bothered covering the upper seats ?
Any soilage is 99% on the lower seats and I didn't bother covering
the drivers seat either as I have no intention of soiling my own seat !
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Belker on May 17, 2018, 09:12:52 am
Ah physco..... I thought you were dead

Alright Tony.Not dead yet,just old

Welcome back Phsychidelic  ::cheers
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Vikkiz on May 17, 2018, 12:02:21 pm
.........CUC are th best but I really wanted my arm rest in the back and they wouldn’t accommodate me.

Why would you be bothered covering the upper seats ?
Any soilage is 99% on the lower seats and I didn't bother covering
the drivers seat either as I have no intention of soiling my own seat !
Because then it just looks crap with the seat part covered in pleatherette and the back in the original cloth.

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Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Belker on May 17, 2018, 12:23:58 pm
My drivers seat is Black cloth, all my upper passenger seats are black cloth,
all my lower passenger seats are Custom made Black leatherette.

It looks just fine to me !

(https://s31.postimg.cc/t8zc68yc7/Taxi_seats.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/image/t8zc68yc7/)


P.S. What looks like stains on the seats is actually the mid-day sun shining on the leatherette.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Vikkiz on May 17, 2018, 12:29:01 pm
Different strokes for different folks Ken

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Post by: Belker on May 17, 2018, 12:40:29 pm
Different strokes for different folks Ken

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Indeed so Vik, I like to keep my Joe in a very presentable fashion, I drive a Silver Joe fer good reason,
and that reason being that Silver is the best colour to hide the dirt, I have all black interiors and again
the reason fer that is because black interiors are best fer hiding the dirt.
I'm 90% a night time cabbie and it's easy to hide the dirt by night !
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Rat Catcher on May 17, 2018, 02:25:38 pm
I wash and vac my car for every LRA.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Cool Boola on May 18, 2018, 07:16:43 pm
Silver out Black in...the wisdom eludes me?
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Post by: Dr. Martin Gooter Bling on May 18, 2018, 07:18:42 pm
blood in. blood out.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Belker on May 18, 2018, 07:25:57 pm
Silver out Black in...the wisdom eludes me?

I thought it was self-explanatory but I'll try to add some detail.
Silver coloured cars do not show the dirt as much as Black cars or White cars or any other coloured cars.
Black interiors hide much more dirt than any other coloured interior.
It's just kinda basic, I wish I had more to add, but that's it in a Nutshell.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Cool Boola on May 19, 2018, 09:31:58 pm
Thanks for going to the trouble
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Post by: Dr. Martin Gooter Bling on May 20, 2018, 05:00:18 am
silver cars don't show up swirl marks on the paintwork that easy.
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Post by: Tony on May 20, 2018, 05:47:49 am
Top 10 Safest Colours for Cars

Yellow is famously painted onto every New York taxi, and some taxis in other parts of the world including Melbourne. And there's a reason for it. Yellow is bright and it stands out in rainy conditions, fog, at dusk and dawn and other low-light situations, and it's great at night. It also provides good contrast against other objects around roads, including the black tarmac.
White might seem like it should be the safest colour, however, studies have shown that white cars are very common and the fact they are common can affect the way they stand out. Or rather, not stand out. White is still regarded as a very safe option as it can be seen more clearly in low-light conditions and it's a straight contrast against the black road. It's not number one here though as it can be difficult to see in pouring rain during the day and in fog during the day.
Orange is no doubt a very bright colour, but it's also not seen in surrounding areas on the roads - unless you live in the Australian outback. Not all vehicle manufacturers will offer an orange colour, which does make it very hard to obtain, but it is one of the top safest colours you can go for, with some statistics suggest it as the safest of all.
Gold is bright and shiny, which means it stands out during the day. It's also good at reflecting light during the night and provides good contrast with the black road. Like silver above though, it can be difficult to see in really heavy rain, with some headlights giving off a gold-ish tinge against the water spray.
Cream might be a somewhat boring colour but it is quite safe. It provides good contrast against the road and it's relatively bright during the night. Due to its soft-on-the-eye nature though there is a chance you could miss it. During rainy conditions it's also easily clouded over.
Pink is a very safe colour for obvious reasons; it stands out. Not many motorists or pedestrians will mistake a pink vehicle as invisible or as something else. To be a safe colour it needs to separate itself from the surrounds. Since not many objects on and around roads are pink, it is an excellent colour. The only problem is you have to live with a pink car, which might be hard for some people.
Silver is statistically the most popular colour buyers are going for these days, in terms of private new vehicle sales (not including fleet sales). It is a safe colour as it's bright and stands out in low-light conditions. However, in rainy conditions the colour can blend in very well, making it hard to see. For all other other occasions silver is safe. It's also one of the best colours for resale value.
Green is a bit like red. There are lots of surrounding objects that are green; the green traffic lights, bus stops and some street lights, and fences are fairly common in green. Out in the suburbs there's lots of green grass to content with as well. This means contrast isn't as high as it is with the brighter colour options as mentioned below.
Red is the fastest colour around, obviously, but it's not necessarily the safest. Red can become tangled in the surrounding colours on the street, with traffic lights, brake lights, and various road signs incorporating various shades of red. It does stand out, even in rainy or foggy conditions, however, at night it's not bright enough to light up. It is considered a safe colour, just not as safe as the other options.
Blue is the next safest colour after grey, which means it's not all that safe. Blue tends to blend in with the sky during the day, and it doesn't provide much contrast against the black tarmac. At night it can come across as black if it's a mid-range (or darker) shade of blue.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Octavia1 on May 20, 2018, 10:09:02 am
The colour is all based on yer personality.....

Black--- robbin evil f..k

Red --- sex fiend perv

Green--- dirty smelly c..t...hobbies include...
The scouts, Collecting old bicycles

Blue --- shiney trousers,hairy ears.. We'll up on current affairs but otherwise brain dead
 
Silver --- gangster,road rage risk, carries contraband..  Avoid ( especially if drivin passat or audi)

Pink --- gay as fuk.. Loves his mammy

Rainbow --- boyfriend is gay aswell, 

Yellow --- progressive, darwinian, well read, slightly sckitzoidel loner type... Keeps pigeons

Purple --- butch dungeree female, pro abortion, kick boxes... Another Road rage risk

Orange ---20 yer old heap o shite

Brown --- religious freak,  thick as shite,  loads o money, pro life, Has 2 dogs called haughy and bertie

White --- adhd,Ocd, wears pajamas at nite,
Shops in ikea, technical genius, bisexual
Plays tennis

Gold---  ;D poor cunt



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Post by: Dr. Martin Gooter Bling on May 20, 2018, 01:23:04 pm
Laffin.
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Post by: Rat Catcher on May 20, 2018, 11:54:59 pm
Not all socialists are sex fiend pervs... not sure if all sex fiend pervs are socialists though.
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Belker on May 21, 2018, 01:13:26 am
The colour is all based on yer personality.....

White --- adhd,Ocd, wears pajamas at nite,
Shops in ikea, technical genius, bisexual
Plays tennis
White: Add in; Miserable Kount who bought a nua jammer and refused
to pay fer any other paint colour other than the Free White on offer !
Title: Re: Leather seats.
Post by: Octavia1 on May 21, 2018, 06:16:02 am
The colour is all based on yer personality.....

White --- adhd,Ocd, wears pajamas at nite,
Shops in ikea, technical genius, bisexual
Plays tennis
White: Add in; Miserable Kount who bought a nua jammer and refused
to pay fer any other paint colour other than the Free White on offer !

Did you buy a silver one ken???
I had a semi silver one an I'm not joking but the birds used to shite on it all the time.... Especially straight after the car wash.....
Now my theory is that it's a fight or flight response to danger.... Or shite an flite I shud say..... Dropping a doppelganger  :o
The burd see,s it's reflection or shadow in the last minute and thinks it's under attack so it let's a large one out to confuse the enemy....
Like wen yu fart wen your driving tru West finglas at nite time