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March 26th 06, 05:40 PM
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Thing windows
I have a set of Thing windows that need to be redone, the plastic turned
blue, then purple, then black then cracked up. What is the best way for a do it yourselfer to fix these things? Are they built so a competent upholstery shop could fix them? LB in Laredo 
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March 27th 06, 02:54 PM
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Thing windows
An auto upholstery shop can fix that. I don't know what they charge
these days, but they should be able to give you an estimate over the phone. I don't know of a way to do it at home. It requires the use of an industrial sewing machine. Denver
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