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Re: more ?s
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Ranganath Weiner
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Dec 31, 2008 14:03 PST
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Having your Dad's pal work on it sounds great. That is the stuff
that life's true joy is made of...
On Dec 27, 2008, at 2:11 PM, paul mcnab wrote:
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I think that's what I may do, but I'm thinking of redoing the black
vinyl. Its getting brittle and cracking away a bit. Fortunately it
doesn't look too rusted underneath with alot of what may be
original white paint.
A friend of my Dads is an upholsterer and fixed the tears in my top
for me so I was concidering letting have a go at the worst of the
side curtains since I now have 2 sets. He was great with the top, I
dropped it off around 8 AM with a couple pics I printed off of the
places I wanted fixed(2 tears and 2 rips at joints); he asked if 11
was ok, when he heard the I was working past his closing time he
said he pop by dads and leave it on his deck if nobody was around.
Pretty good service for a few beer.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Kubel Mann" <kubel-@att.net>
To: <thi-@topica.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2008 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: [VW-181] more ?s
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I would leave the polycarbonate alone and use until they no longer
provide service.
On Dec 27, 2008, at 11:03 AM, paul mcnab wrote:
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hi again;
The set of window curtains that have good frames and are clear
have a hard polycarbonate plastic rather than the flexible
vinyl; would any upholsterer be able to redo the vinyl or
should I leave well enough alone. Part of the reason these
curtains may have faired better is because the came in a vinyl
pouch to store them in so maybe with some TLC when using them
I'll get some more time out of them before having to worry about
them
Paul McNab
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