Cost Of Alloy And Uphostoey For Toyota Town Ace Cr 27

[ellamulla]

Hi

I have TOYOTA TOWN ACE CR 27 and willing to do ALLOY WHEEL (14") Uphostory for hood .So any one know

01.Good place

02.Price

03.Things need to consider (Fuel Consumption etc.)

Your comments greately appreciated

Kumarasiri B.A.L

[Sylvi]

Kumarasiri B.A.L,

Alloy wheels are from Rs: 25000/= upwards. The finish what you want on interior your cost will vary. any thing above Rs:15000/= Upwards.

Sylvi Wijesinghe.

[KurtWagner]

........ Uphostory for hood .........

Kumarasiri B.A.L

The below upholstry job for my CR27 was done for Rs 9000 about 6 months back by Mr Nimal who's workshop is just near the Pepiliyana "Yakada paalama".

Satisfactory work.

[Komisiripala]

Machan where is this nimal fellow? Directions would be appreciated

[KurtWagner]

Machan where is this nimal fellow? Directions would be appreciated

Im not sure if i can post the business location of a vendor on this forum machan.. but simply go to the "Yakada Paalama" at Papiliyana and ask for Nimal who does upholstry.

To get to the yakada paalama from Nugegoda via Kohuwala Junction:

http://goo.gl/maps/eAkRm

Anyways I have PM'ed his phone no to you

[The Don]

Im not sure if i can post the business location of a vendor on this forum machan.. but simply go to the "Yakada Paalama" at Papiliyana and ask for Nimal who does upholstry.

To get to the yakada paalama from Nugegoda via Kohuwala Junction:

http://goo.gl/maps/eAkRm

Anyways I have PM'ed his phone no to you

You can recommend any trades person you have personally used and willing to recommend on the basis of a recommendation. Please PM me the details as well.

[KurtWagner]

You can recommend any trades person you have personally used and willing to recommend on the basis of a recommendation. Please PM me the details as well.

Thanks Master Don

I sent you a PM with the details .

[The Don]

Thanks Master Don

I sent you a PM with the details .

I am known as just "The Don". Master Don is a different user.

And Komi, it turns out I know this Nimal fellow. His workshop is adjacent to the garage I told you about. I speak to him all the time when I'm there but believe me the man is quire busy. There is no shortage of customers!

Edited June 16, 2013 by The Don

[KurtWagner]

I am known as just "The Don". Master Don is a different user.

OOPs.. my bad "The Don" Sorry !!

Yes u need prior appoinment as he attends to one vehicle at a time and moves on to the next.. no multi tasking and shitty jobs from him in my experience.

[CyRaX]

Im not sure if i can post the business location of a vendor on this forum machan.. but simply go to the "Yakada Paalama" at Papiliyana and ask for Nimal who does upholstry.

To get to the yakada paalama from Nugegoda via Kohuwala Junction:

http://goo.gl/maps/eAkRm

Anyways I have PM'ed his phone no to you

Me too

[Supra_Natural]

I too can recommend Nimal... His work is pretty good and his prices are reasonable. Only problem is that he is very busy because he has a lot of customers. Milindu gets most of his work done there as well.

[The Don]

I too can recommend Nimal... His work is pretty good and his prices are reasonable. Only problem is that he is very busy because he has a lot of customers. Milindu gets most of his work done there as well.

Yeah tell me about it. But I think if you a book a date with him you can usually get stuff done. I'm surprised he's not raking it in with the number of customers he's got. Still looks like a small timer and only have around 2 assistants.

[Rachitha]

Im not sure if i can post the business location of a vendor on this forum machan.. but simply go to the "Yakada Paalama" at Papiliyana and ask for Nimal who does upholstry.

To get to the yakada paalama from Nugegoda via Kohuwala Junction:

http://goo.gl/maps/eAkRm

Anyways I have PM'ed his phone no to you

Is this in front of the Play ground? In between Pepiliyana and Gamsaba Junction (Pepiliyana Road)? If so I live quite close to his place.

[Supra_Natural]

Yeah tell me about it. But I think if you a book a date with him you can usually get stuff done. I'm surprised he's not raking it in with the number of customers he's got. Still looks like a small timer and only have around 2 assistants.

I believe he does that intentionally, he's a simple bloke really and quite happy to keep pottering along. He refuses to take on excess work because it compromises the quality of the work that he does. Quite admirable really.... His work is pretty good.

This was the work he did on Devinda_zs ex Z.... Completely redid the seats, door panels and dash. As you can see, turned out rather well.

[The Don]

Was there a colour change involved or was it the same colour? just re upholstered? Does look pretty good. How did you get a good match of material?

[Supra_Natural]

Was there a colour change involved or was it the same colour? just re upholstered? Does look pretty good. How did you get a good match of material?

Complete change of colour, basically reverted it to as close to stock as possible... It used to look like this

The above had been done by a previous owner

Nimal managed to track down the closest possible match to the original fabric using his usual sources.

Edited June 19, 2013 by Supra_Natural

[The Don]

I see. I have a similar problem except I want to slightly move away from the stock interior colour, which is pinkish with a grey back. I don't want anything outlandish, but to be understated but sporty. The car is black, the interior carpert and hoot lining is grey, the dashboard is a very darkish grey and so are the door panels apart from the same material as the seats used for a stripe in the door panels. Any ideas.....?

Using Nimal is fairly straight forward for me because that is genuinely my usual garage.

[Supra_Natural]

I see. I have a similar problem except I want to slightly move away from the stock interior colour, which is pinkish with a grey back. I don't want anything outlandish, but to be understated but sporty. The car is black, the interior carpert and hoot lining is grey, the dashboard is a very darkish grey and so are the door panels apart from the same material as the seats used for a stripe in the door panels. Any ideas.....?

Using Nimal is fairly straight forward for me because that is genuinely my usual garage.

Since the car is black already why not go with black fabric? It should look rather nice...