Small parts, used every day
The center console lid and door armrests take more wear than any other trim in the car. The cover splits, the padding flattens and the vinyl peels away from the edges. Door panels come loose or get torn off their clips. None of it means replacing the part from a dealer — it can be recovered or refitted.
What we fix
- Center console lids — recovered in leather or vinyl to match the seats.
- Door armrests — split covers replaced and padding rebuilt.
- Door panels — loose or torn panels secured and refitted, inserts recovered.
- Rear consoles and other interior trim pieces.
Walk-ins welcome
Several customers stopped by without an appointment for a door panel or armrest and were helped on the spot. For bigger jobs, the armrest or panel can be removed and recovered while you plan the reinstall around your schedule.
You’ll get a price before work starts. One customer described being told the maximum it could cost over the phone, then paying well under it.
How it works
- Remove the partThe lid, armrest or panel comes off without damaging clips or trim.
- Rebuild the paddingFlattened foam is replaced so the armrest is comfortable again.
- RecoverNew material, matched to the interior, is stretched and fixed so the edges don’t lift.
- RefitThe part goes back in solid, with no rattles.
