Anybody have any good experiences with auto reupholstery shops in Maryland?

Good service and of course good prices.

I need to get my a-pillar and seat belt trim pieces redone and getting new pieces cost too much.

Thanks.

 

Contact Cliff (WeisachWilli) @ Auto Armour.... He had a place do my leather seat repair on my RRS when I had him do my clear bra.... Very good work.

 

I had driven auto upholstery do the center console on the vette a few weeks ago and they did a good job, super fast turnaround (1day), and reasonably priced!

 

Interesting topic. I'm subscribed.

 

Thanks all for the suggestions. I've decided to just sell the car as-is.

 

About time! J/k I remember that car from Back in jeddy n da boys days Lol ... How many miles on her? I remember when you first got her! And so whatcha gettin next?

 

I know! I've had the car since new, and that's 2001...so it's been quite awhile. 181k miles! I'm still gonna stick with bmw, most likely a 335.

 

Althought you don't need it anymore, someone else may....
Joe's Upholstery Shop in Frederick, MD does FANTASTIC work!

-Paul

 

Good thread. Part of my c-pillar is falling down and I might get it fixed.

 

I have a business card from Paymer & Phillips located in Laurel, they apparently do good work, the guy there said they do all the work for Tischer Porsche and other high end outfits - interior work and upholstery, he said they can match any fabric, leather, piping, stitching , or patterns etc...

Anyone got any experince with these guys?

 

They are probably the most high profile upholstery shop around from what I know. I've had them do things, auto and boat and was always very good and IMO very expensive. It is a big operation.

Another good one is Dave's Trim Shop in Glen Burnie. Prob. a good bit cheaper and open to negotiating price at least somewhat.

Paymer & Phillips my experience has been - this is the price, take it or leave it.

 

i've heard some good things about ACC in finksburg--never had a need to use them though--410-833-4840