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    Help ~ Who does VISOR Restoration?

    Need Help > anyone know where in U.S.A.; I can have a Visor & leather Sweatband RE-SEWN? The threads are coming loose on one side.
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    Resto

    Bob, I posted this same request a couple months ago with no response. I've got 2 caps in need of repair. Good luck, Alex

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      #3
      Try BenVK , He might be interested in helping. He's not in the US but Shipping isn't to bad these days.

      Post a pic of the cap, please

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        #4
        If you're willing to post, I'm willing to repair! I have to charge these days though, haven't got the time to spend doing this for free anymore.
        Drop me a pm or email.

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          #5
          I highly recommend Ben's work. He did an outstanding repair on my visor. In fact, you cannot tell there was a repair. A perfect gentleman and easy to work with. Ben, thank you again.

          Regards,

          Frank

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            #6
            You're very, very welcome Frank. Thanks for the kind words.

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              #7
              Listen, Ben is the best,and he is a very kind person
              Carlo

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                #8
                Ditto!!Asset to hobby..Billbert

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                  #9
                  If when you say "restoration" you mean to take apart and not know how to put it back together, I'm your man.
                  Otherwise, see BenVK.

                  Regards,
                  Mike

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                    #10
                    Thanks guys, I'm blushing now.

                    Honestly though, if I can learn how to sew these things, anyone can. You just need the right tools/materials, a steady hand and lots and lots of patience, . It's not difficult, just very frustrating to start with but then you get the hang of the technique. It always takes a lot of time though, if you rush it, you always cock it up guaranteed.

                    If anyone wants any tips or help, just let me know.

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                      #11
                      Heh heh..your name gets around Ben! keep up the good work...i may be in touch!

                      As an aside, why is it so hard to find a hat repair shop? there are plenty around, but none seem too enthusiastic.They give you all kinds of excuses, the needles will break, won't go through..etc etc..

                      I thought it may be the cap itself, but i always take them stripped..

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