Introduction & Product Development for Interior Upholstery!!
02-24-16, 07:15 PM
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Still learning...
03-16-16, 12:53 AM
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Just saw this thread now, those red covers look amazing.
What is the lead time on ordering a set and having them ready? Only ask because I'm heading to the US next week. But I am guessing you would need much longer to get a set ready!
What is the lead time on ordering a set and having them ready? Only ask because I'm heading to the US next week. But I am guessing you would need much longer to get a set ready!
03-22-16, 03:46 PM
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Great news!!! We have a completed privacy cover. I am still working on producing the plastic mounting parts and the rubber bumpers at the rear. I think we will launch the first group buy shortly and members can transfer their oem plastics from the bose covers they will be replacing.
-Austin
Compared to a NEW OEM cover. Our cover is in the foreground.
Pictures installed
-Austin
Compared to a NEW OEM cover. Our cover is in the foreground.
Pictures installed
03-31-16, 07:47 AM
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This was a set of seats we recently did for a customer in California. Now that they have arrived safely, I feel comfortable posting pictures. Full alcantara with double top stitching and perforated centers. Thanks goes out to Bob for giving us the opportunity to complete these covers for him.
-Austin
-Austin
04-02-16, 08:24 AM
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Thanks for the positive feedback guys. We will get the group buy rolling on both the privacy cover and Recaro covers shortly. It is a very busy time of the year for us, thanks for the patience everyone.
You are not the first to ask me about covering a privacy cover in alcantara. The short answer is yes, it can be done. It would take some seams and would not be cheap though.
-Austin
-Austin
04-06-16, 08:15 AM
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Most of the materials we use are actually not flame retardant. The type of alcantara we use is not. You are correct though, alcantara is available in a flame retardant version which is used heavily in aviation applications. The foam we use is not either. Again, we do have access to flame retandent versions of our foam, it is just triple the cost.
Thanks,
Austin
04-06-16, 02:21 PM
#71
Yes, we can make a kit that a customer can install themselves.
Most of the materials we use are actually not flame retardant. The type of alcantara we use is not. You are correct though, alcantara is available in a flame retardant version which is used heavily in aviation applications. The foam we use is not either. Again, we do have access to flame retandent versions of our foam, it is just triple the cost.
Thanks,
Austin
Most of the materials we use are actually not flame retardant. The type of alcantara we use is not. You are correct though, alcantara is available in a flame retardant version which is used heavily in aviation applications. The foam we use is not either. Again, we do have access to flame retandent versions of our foam, it is just triple the cost.
Thanks,
Austin
04-19-16, 03:34 AM
#72
Banned. I got OWNED!!!
My door panels haven't even been designed yet (to house the oversized 6.5" woofers), but it's going to be epic.
-Ryan
05-12-16, 11:46 PM
#75
I hope to get the thread going early next week for the group buy. Pricing will be finalized in that thread.
Yes, we can make a kit that a customer can install themselves.
Most of the materials we use are actually not flame retardant. The type of alcantara we use is not. You are correct though, alcantara is available in a flame retardant version which is used heavily in aviation applications. The foam we use is not either. Again, we do have access to flame retandent versions of our foam, it is just triple the cost.
Thanks,
Austin
Yes, we can make a kit that a customer can install themselves.
Most of the materials we use are actually not flame retardant. The type of alcantara we use is not. You are correct though, alcantara is available in a flame retardant version which is used heavily in aviation applications. The foam we use is not either. Again, we do have access to flame retandent versions of our foam, it is just triple the cost.
Thanks,
Austin