Fabric Re-coverers - Recommendations?

[beaglecp]

Any recommendations for aircraft re-covering in the UK?

[Above The Clouds]

Try this company based at Audley End Airfield.

Vintage Fabrics Aircraft Maintenance (http://www.vintagefabrics.co.uk/maintenance/contact/)

[Jan Olieslagers]

Learn to do it yourself, it is not rocket science. Train with old curtains or so on any bit of round tube.

Unless you need some certified signature to the job.

[shed26]

Mark Golding who is based at Fishburn, is a very experienced fabric worker.

[mothminor]

Learn to do it yourself

Totally agree.
There are a range of covering systems to chose from, one even that you just glue it on, heat shrink and go (no dope or paint required).

[Rod1]

Have a look at this;

https://forums.flyer.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=103112

[horatio_b]

Aircraft Coverings located at Henstridge airfield in Somerset were exhibitors at the LAA
Rally last year and appeared very professional.

Aircraft Fabrics, Aviation Fabrics, Poly Fiber Products, Aircraft Paints, Airframe Fabric and Paint (http://www.aircraftcoverings.co.uk/main.htm)