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The Business Of Upholstery => The Business Of Upholstery => Topic started by: JuneC on December 13, 2013, 07:14:07 pm

Title: Fabric deals
Post by: JuneC on December 13, 2013, 07:14:07 pm
Steve's probably not one to blatantly promote his business here - he's an infrequent participant - but they're having a great fabric sale.  Half off through the weekend.  Earlier today I ordered some Ultrafabrics Brisa for $9 a yard.  Crazy good price for Ultraleather.  Check out their site - silverstone.com.  Excellent customer service as well.  Their Spinneybeck hides are calling my name - not that I do anything with leather.  Maybe I'll give my old Toyota a new interior ;-)

June
Title: Re: Fabric deals
Post by: Mojo on December 14, 2013, 05:50:44 am
Wow. Great prices. I was looking for some Brisa but couldn't find the color I needed and in the amount I wanted. :(

I do not think I have ever seen prices this low on Brisa. Amazing deals when you consider you get 50 % off at checkout. :)

Chris

Title: Re: Fabric deals
Post by: Mike on December 14, 2013, 06:15:06 am
wow my dodge ram could use a interior also june >:)
Title: Re: Fabric deals
Post by: baileyuph on December 14, 2013, 06:49:47 am
Hey guys is Brisa a common marine by another name?

Depends on the seat but - ultra soft on a truck seat?  A Lexus perhaps.  LOL

Doyle
Title: Re: Fabric deals
Post by: MinUph on December 14, 2013, 12:27:28 pm
How come I don't get the right site when I go to silverstone.com?
Title: Re: Fabric deals
Post by: sofadoc on December 14, 2013, 12:58:16 pm
It should be
www.silverstonefabrics.com
Title: Re: Fabric deals
Post by: JuneC on December 14, 2013, 02:30:04 pm
Oops!  Sorry.  I could at least have gotten the website correct.

Doyle, Brisa is a breathable ultraleather, not marine at all, but super nice stuff that just happens to be used in a lot of marine interiors.  Formula boats typically uses Ultraleather inside, but I don't think they use the Brisa variety - at least not in the boats I've seen.  Prices run typically in the upper 60's to 85 per yard. 

June