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Head Cloth Ripped

BubbleBoy · 2009-07-06 13:15:16

Hi, Does anyone know where a ripped head cloth can be fixed? The rip is just above the back sit of my car, an unfortunate accident....the rip is about 12 centimetres long and it appears to be tidy enough.

06-07-2009 2:15pm

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BubbleBoy

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Hi,

Does anyone know where a ripped head cloth can be fixed? The rip is just above the back sit of my car, an unfortunate accident....the rip is about 12 centimetres long and it appears to be tidy enough.

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#2 06-07-2009 7:53pm

crosstownk

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BubbleBoy wrote:

ripped head cloth...........just above the back sit of my car.....

Tell her not to wear stilettos in the car again

Seriously, try Nolan Autocare in Bluebell Ind Est. If they can't fix it then nobody can.

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#3 06-07-2009 9:31pm

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what car is it?

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#4 07-07-2009 8:18am

BubbleBoy

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It's a B-Class Mercedes.

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#5 07-07-2009 6:49pm

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Oh.

not too many around the scrappies! as per previous post, try Derek Nolan.

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