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J_Red33

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Hi there guys & girls,

With Autosalon not far away I'm in the middle of fixing a few fine details before my car goes into the show, one of which is some minor sun damage on the top of my drivers side door trim. Not having had any interior repairs before I'm unsure who to go to. I have had one friend recommend Spencer P W Motor trimmers, but I would like some other opinions too. If any of you could recommend some one that you or a friend have had experience with it would be appreiciated.

Cheers, Jared

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yep Spencers are the way to go - the owner John owns (well if he doesn't still used to) the "Recaro" plated pewter S15 with full burgundy leather interior and boot retrim, and some phat Momo wheels .... they know their stuff, but you pay for it. Claudes are good, but I am not sure where they have moved to. Used to me at Magill.

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Trimfix. Yellow pages. They come to you and do your repairs on the spot, i had a tear in my drivers side door trim on my auto 34 and it was invisible when repaired. Cost was $66 and it was a pretty aggressive 3 inch long tear.

This is actually probably all I need. Not sure now if I'm going to get time to get it fixed before the autosalon now. Had a couple of set backs preparing the car so this may be the only way I can get it soughted in time. Will give this guy a call, sounds like he can get the job done for a deacent price.

Thankyou all for you help, greatly appreciated.

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