Recovering the seats

[Gilles]

Originally Posted by Rob175

Refresh my memory....what were you quoted, by an auto upholstery shop (labor & materials) if you brought the seats to them to do the entire job?

Come on Rob, don't be cruel..

This girl is trying hard, and hats off to her for trying something I would not dare to try

[LoneWolfGal]

Originally Posted by Gilles

This girl is trying hard, and hats off to her for trying something I would not dare to try

Thanks, Gilles. Not that I haven't wondered if I were crazier than an outhouse rat to take it on. But even on projects when I was dead certain I was in over my head (and there have been a few of those), I ultimately prevailed by not giving up but continuing to chip away at it. In other words, I'm too stupid to quit.

[KevinH1990]

Originally Posted by LoneWolfGal

But even on projects when I was dead certain I was in over my head (and there have been a few of those), I ultimately prevailed by not giving up but continuing to chip away at it. In other words, I'm too stupid to quit.

I take the same approach. The only exception I make concerns projects that may result in harm to myself or others.

I think that most of us with 25-year-old Boxsters have another form of transportation we can use when the Boxster is out of commission. Although it can be annoying to have a car in pieces for an extended period, overcoming the challenges will make your ultimate success sweeter.

To paraphrase the immortal words of Bruce Springstein in the classic song "Rosalita" - Someday you will look back at this it will all seem funny.

[KevinH1990]

Originally Posted by LoneWolfGal

But even on projects when I was dead certain I was in over my head (and there have been a few of those), I ultimately prevailed by not giving up but continuing to chip away at it. In other words, I'm too stupid to quit.

I take the same approach. The only exception I make concerns projects that may result in harm to myself or others.

I think that most of us with 25-year-old Boxsters have another form of transportation we can use when the Boxster is out of commission. Although it can be annoying to have a car in pieces for an extended period, overcoming the challenges will make your ultimate success sweeter.

To paraphrase the immortal words of Bruce Springstein in the classic song "Rosalita" - Someday you will look back at this it will all seem funny.

[LoneWolfGal]

Originally Posted by KevinH1990

I take the same approach. The only exception I make concerns projects that may result in harm to myself or others.

I think that most of us with 25-year-old Boxsters have another form of transportation we can use when the Boxster is out of commission. Although it can be annoying to have a car in pieces for an extended period, overcoming the challenges will make your ultimate success sweeter.

To paraphrase the immortal words of Bruce Springstein in the classic song "Rosalita" - Someday you will look back at this it will all seem funny.

Thanks, Kevin. Well said.

[LoneWolfGal]

Originally Posted by KevinH1990

I take the same approach. The only exception I make concerns projects that may result in harm to myself or others.

I think that most of us with 25-year-old Boxsters have another form of transportation we can use when the Boxster is out of commission. Although it can be annoying to have a car in pieces for an extended period, overcoming the challenges will make your ultimate success sweeter.

To paraphrase the immortal words of Bruce Springstein in the classic song "Rosalita" - Someday you will look back at this it will all seem funny.

Thank you, Kevin. Well said.