Recommendation for someone to replace zipper on a backpack.

[JimmyJ]

Thank you.

[pgrahmm]

Mr Bag Fix on Hang Dong Rd... A yellow & black sign - on the northbound side 1?-2? Kilometers south of the Airport Plaza Mall....

[Peterphuket]

??? Where is the recommendation?

Or is "Thank you" the recommendation? Did I mis something?

[klauskunkel]

Mr. Bag-Fix

several locations around town

[Liverpool Lou]

2 hours ago, Peterphuket said:

??? Where is the recommendation?

Or is "Thank you" the recommendation? Did I mis something?

Yes, you did, definitely.  Obviously, he asked the question and offered his thanks in anticipation of responses.

[Liverpool Lou]

As already recommended, you can't go far wrong with Mr Bag-Fix.   Used them several times.

[topt]

2 hours ago, klauskunkel said:

Mr. Bag-Fix

several locations around town

 

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

As already recommended, you can't go far wrong with Mr Bag-Fix.   Used them several times.

Unless I am reading the link wrong they are only in Bangkok? 

Looks like the OP posted in the Chiang Mai forum.............

[Liverpool Lou]

1 hour ago, topt said:

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

As already recommended, you can't go far wrong with Mr Bag-Fix.   Used them several times.

Unless I am reading the link wrong they are only in Bangkok? 

Looks like the OP posted in the Chiang Mai forum.............

Don't know about the link but they're apparently in CM...

https://www.facebook.com/Bag6565/

...which is why I posted my comment after checking. 

[topt]

24 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Don't know about the link but they're apparently in CM...

https://www.facebook.com/Bag6565/

...which is why I posted my comment after checking. 

Thanks - that's why I was curious. I wish there was one in Pattaya. 

[jcmj]

There are several ladies along Pattaya Thai near Tuk com that do sewing work and I’ve seen one near tiggle bitties. They are around you just have to keep your eyes open. Worst case scenario just go to any tailor and they can do it but it usually costs more. 

[steven100]

plenty of small sidewalk fix it guys in Bangkok if you can't find one in CM.

[JingerBen]

Mr. Bag-Fix is an American company that employs Thai craftsmen who have a reputation for doing quality work.

My experience with them some years ago was an estimate to replace the small wheels on a rolling suitcase.

   The price quote was so high that I could have bought a new bag for a few hundred baht more... which is what I ended ùp doing.

Bag repair set-ups by local people in the big markets and on footpaths/sidewalks are usually found near shoemakers..

Two recent zipper replacements on a kit bag and a toiletries case were done at very reasonable prices and to my complete satisfaction by the people who ply their trade on the CM-Lamphun Rd. just a little past the Centara Hotel towards Nong Hoi.

Also on Charoen Pratet in the vicinity of the Alliance Francaise is an excellent shoemaker next to a bag repair guy.

Both of whom have done work for me that was as good as I've had done in the US at a fraction of the cost.

High-ball it, or low-ball it... up to you.