Aircraft Upholstery and Interior Restoration in Farmington, MO

Aircraft Seat Upholstery and Repair

Cracked covers, split seams, or foam that has gone flat each need a different fix. Tell us which seats need work and what you want improved.

Seat Cover Repair and Replacement

We repair and replace aircraft seat covers. Share close-up photos of tears, worn areas, and stitching, along with a wider view of the seating. These details help us discuss whether a repair or reupholstery is the better starting point.

Seat Foam Replacement and Reshaping

Compressed or uneven foam affects both comfort and appearance. We replace or reshape seat foam after reviewing the specific seat and aircraft. Note any areas that feel flat or uneven when you send details.

Custom Stitching and Material Combinations

Choose colors, stitching, and material combinations that suit the cabin you have in mind. We help you consider how the seats will work with the existing trim and other interior pieces, whether you prefer a familiar look or a different style.

Aircraft Interior Trim and Component Repair

Interior work often goes beyond the seats. We repair or replace interior trim and other cabin parts to keep the overall look coordinated.

Send photos of the damaged pieces and show where they sit in the cabin. We assess whether each part can be repaired, refreshed, or replaced based on condition and availability.

Refresh Faded Aircraft Interior Plastics

Faded or oxidized plastics can make an otherwise cared-for cabin look tired. We recondition aging interior plastics to refresh their appearance and complement the upholstery and trim.

Every piece is checked individually. Faded surfaces can often be reconditioned; cracked or damaged pieces may need repair or replacement. Send a full view and close-ups of the affected areas.

Aircraft Upholstery Materials and Burn Test Documentation

We work with aircraft interior materials that include available burn-test documentation. Send the materials you are considering, and we will review the supplier paperwork with you.

A material test report does not, by itself, approve the finished interior for your aircraft. Confirm the requirements that apply to your plane and the planned work with the qualified maintenance provider responsible for it before you approve materials or changes.

Preview Your Aircraft Interior with a Custom Design Mockup

A design mockup lets you see the proposed look before any upholstery work starts. Send a photo of your aircraft interior and your material choice, and we'll create a visual preview.

Use the mockup to compare the new upholstery against the rest of the cabin and adjust the design. It is a planning image only; final materials, scope, and installation still need confirmation.

Personal Service for Your Interior Project

We take time to understand your aircraft, your priorities, and the look you want. You get clear communication, design guidance, and careful workmanship.

See the people behind Restore Right on our About page, and browse our upholstery work for a sense of materials and finished work. Ask us about examples that fit your aircraft.

1. Share Your Aircraft and Project Details

Send the year, make, and model, photos of the interior, and close-ups of damage. Tell us what you want repaired, replaced, or customized, along with your preferred colors, material choice, and desired timeframe.

2. Discuss the Scope and Materials

We review the work you have in mind and discuss the available options. This is the time to address material documentation, trim condition, design preferences, and any details that need a closer assessment.

3. Confirm the Next Steps

Request an estimate for the agreed scope and discuss scheduling and project arrangements before work begins. For a design mockup, provide an interior photo and your material choice.

Aircraft Upholstery Based in Farmington, MO

Restore Right LLC works with Aircraft owners throughout Southeast Missouri, the greater St. Louis area, and surrounding Illinois communities, including Mount Vernon, Salem, Centralia, and Columbia.

Tell us where your aircraft is located so we can discuss practical arrangements. Mobile shop service may be available for qualifying projects.

Contact us before bringing an aircraft or removing any components, or arranging a shipment. We need to confirm access, removal, installation, and transport arrangements for each project.