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I know McFarlane carries stuff, and there is a few other suppliers out there that do new FAA PMA approved parts. I just assisted in helping repair plastic pieces. Welding the plastic back together. Sanding, repainting , can also vinyl wrap after the repair as well

Yea. I try to have quick turn around times. If doing a full interior it takes about 4-6 weeks. If just doing seats I generally say 2 weeks. I try not to keep the airplanes out of the sky. I try to keep them flying.

Here’s a picture of seats and carpet I did.. all new custom foam, embroidery, all leather and the carpet was wool. Came in under $4000. Next he’s doing the side panels when it comes in for annual inspection. Now if you want the seat frames blasted and painted that would be additional.

I’m located at KRVL Mifflin County Airport.

Yes, even with having our a&p/ia install the interior we’d still be under $12,000 for a full interior. I also replace the cardboard with plastic to help eliminate corrosion. The only variable in costs is if you add soundproofing, and if there are unknown issues found behind the panels.

Thanks. I love what I do.. I hope to continue to grow my aviation upholstery business.

I do upholstery for a living. You can check out my Facebook page at TheFlightBoxLLC. I do custom interiors and custom embroidery. I’ve done them for as little as $4000 or as much as $8000. Just depends on what material and complex stitching you choose. I’m competitive to airtex pricing, but...