Big A
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Looking for suggestions on decent upholstery place in central AB, Red Deer or west, to redo some sled seats.
TIA
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Seat Re-covering
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zeke
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I got a seat cover from motoseat.com in the states. Good quality and fit. Took it to an upholstery shop and they put it on. All in about $150
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Did your big fat ash wear out your seat? Maybe get some extra foam installed too! Bahahahaha Big A!
06 Dragon
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Covers and upholstery in Sylvan Lake. They do the custom upholstery work for Bratt Jet's boats plus more.
vodoo103
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Carriage Auto Upholstery in Lacombe does really good work
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banditpowdercoat
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Looked into just buying a cover from the manufacture? Any time I went to upholstery place to get quotes for seat repair/recovering. The price was staggering. Often rivaling getting a whole new seat from factory
vodoo103
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I ended up with a Boss seat years ago on my '07 summit for that exact reason.
LMLCHEVY
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Did you happen to check with any of the places mentioned for rough quotes?
I might pick up a mid 90’s machine that needs a recover. Tough to find new ones for the older stuff although if you can they are reasonably priced.
tiger666
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You can buy seat covers for pretty much any sled on line and then just go down to canadian tire and pick up a air stapler(t40) and do it yourself its pretty easy and cheap.I've been doing sleds and dirtbikes seats for years in my garage,saved myself tons of money.
06 Dragon
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What is the seat for? 2014 pro climb? Probably just as cheap to find a good used one.
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