ARM REST
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Gary RV_Wizard
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Click the RESOURCES button on the menu bar and scroll down to find the Parts entry. It lists many salvage yards and parts outlets.
You can find generic size/shape arm rest covers on Amazon and Ebay, and many places that has automotive upholstery items. You will have to use your own judgment as to whether they fit and look OK. You could also get them recovered at most any upholstery shop, and maybe even get OEM replacements if you know the furniture brand. Most coaches have seating from Flexsteel or Villa
You can find generic size/shape arm rest covers on Amazon and Ebay, and many places that has automotive upholstery items. You will have to use your own judgment as to whether they fit and look OK. You could also get them recovered at most any upholstery shop, and maybe even get OEM replacements if you know the furniture brand. Most coaches have seating from Flexsteel or Villa
NY_Dutch
Well-known member
A local boat canvas/upholstery shop made a nice set of faux lambs wool covers for my Flexsteel arm rests a few years ago. They're cool in the summer and warm in the winter. I left one set of arm rests with them so they could fit the covers to it for both seats. As I recall, the bill was about $40.
John From Detroit
Well-known member
Most any uphosltery shop (The king of shop that re-does a couch for example) can fabricate for you.
On an old Van I had... I got Tube Socks. slipped them over the arm rests. Actually looked good, low cost and worked well.
On an old Van I had... I got Tube Socks. slipped them over the arm rests. Actually looked good, low cost and worked well.
Oldgator73
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John From Detroit said:
And you always have an extra pair of socks handy. ;D
