Just phoned Paul and booked in for the retrim - can't wait. :P .

Going up on the 28th of the month so two weeks to go.

Gonna be a bit like a sheep and have the common colours, black with grey perforated centre's, grey stitching and black door cards.

I'm not jealous in the least bit! *sulks*

mines goes in on monday, black leather, black inserts, yellow stiching, black doorcards with yellow stiching

I also phoned Paul before to book my leather, i am goin for black leather on the seats and doors with yellow stiching and yellow inserts on the seats. Paul is excellent to deal with and very helpful.

I've decided I want the all black look after sitting in my mates new A4 today with all black interior, black leather and piano black dash inserts...

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Ok, who's Paul, and how much does he charge?

I've decided I want the all black look after sitting in my mates new A4 today with all black interior' date=' black leather and piano black dash inserts...

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I'm now REALLY drooling

Ok, who's Paul, and how much does he charge?

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/t36390-seatsurgeons-leather-retrim---octy,-fabia-&-superb.html

Thank you

Where are they based? Anywhere near the Midlands?

Would be one way of getting round the vRS interior in your motor J.

The Seat Surgeons

Unit E1

Northminster Business Park

Northfield Lane

Upper Poppleton

York

England

YO26 6QW

http://www.seatsurgeons.com/contactseatsurgeons.htm

I must admit that the all black look seems to look very good indeed. Shame that Chrimbo is coming :(

Edit 'cos at this time at night I cant spell due to being plastered.

Gonna be a bit like a sheep and have the common colours' date=' black with grey perforated centre's, grey stitching and black door cards.[/quote']By sticking to the original colours I think you're missing a terrific opportunity to do something special and different with your car, for example lighter door cards will make the interior of the car look bigger, and contrast well with the black fittings.

It will look smart - leather always does, but be aware that the driver's seat is going to get shiny after a year (mine has, just wih normal bum wear) and the other seats won't be as shiny because they get less use. Choosing a dark seat colour will show up the shine more.

Thing is, I want to make my car more of a "Baby Exec" rather than a pocket rocket, so I can't think of anything classier than the all black.... :confused:

well hopefully afta crimbo ill be booking mine in..... im thinking cos of red car..... all red........ or red seats with either black or white inserts. and red door cards if possible i know i have a funny taste but hay look at the alloys im extrovert

By sticking to the original colours I think you're missing a terrific opportunity to do something special and different with your car' date=' for example lighter door cards will make the interior of the car look bigger, and contrast well with the black fittings.

It will look smart - leather always does, but be aware that the driver's seat is going to get shiny after a year (mine has, just wih normal bum wear) and the other seats won't be as shiny because they get less use. Choosing a dark seat colour will show up the shine more.[/quote']

Yeh but the thing is, when you come to sell it things will be easier with an OEM looking style. I far prefer the look I've got and I'm not keen on the bright colours as it would just stand out a little bit too much for me.