Atlanta area interior shops - recommendations?

[tirwin]

I'm looking for recommendations on interior shops in the Atlanta area.

I've been to one shop but I would feel better if I could talk to a couple more.

I am looking for a place that will work with me on a couple of ideas. I'd really like to find a place that would be creative and offer suggestions.

[tirwin]

Anyone ever used Tim's Auto Upholstery? No, it's not me.

Tims Auto Upholstery

[rattlsnak]

Did you try Marietta Trim? That's who we use at the shop.

[tirwin]

Yep. Talked to Charles. Just wanted to talk to some others before making a final decision.

[MBAtarga]

Haven't used Tims in Duluth myself - but others have always mentioned it as a recommendation. Google reviews are almost perfect (4.9)

[Sunroof]

Here is a suggestion.................a friend of mine turned me onto TONY's TRIM SHOP off Beaver Ruin Road, east of I-85 (about two miles on the right). I needed a new headliner for my Chrysler Crossfire so I thought I would check them out. The online reviews were excellent, but I have to admit the place was a mess like a disjointed over packed flea market! Scraps of leather, foam, vinyl, etc., littered the place, BUT the work was excellent and very affordable. These guys only charged $120 for the new (OEM material) headliner install while others quoted $225 and up. It looked like the specialty of the shop was re-upholstering seats and they must have had a dozen folks working on them. I asked what it would cost to re-upholster two bucket seats in quality vinyl and the answer was $250 each. I thought that was a great deal seeing that the seats are coming out of my 1973.5T 911.

Anyways, just another suggestion to consider in the Atlanta area.

Bob

[tomphot]

I too have used Tony's Trim Shop - they have done a headliner for me with perfect results and a convertible top that turned out well. They were recommended to me by a friend who has used them for seats.