No experience w that particular vendor. There are at least 7 different vendors rewebbing automotive seatbelts PLUS quite a few specializing in seatbelts for airplanes. Off too of my head, these are ones I have knowledge of. Only have direct experience with 3 of them...
Ssnake-Oyl, Tyler Texas
Python
Don Krebs in Ohio
Gary's GTO Goodies
Sharon's Web
Safetyrestore
SeatBelt Planet
If you want anywhere close to the correct appearance, I would ask for a small sample of the webbing, offer to pay to have it mailed to you. .Not only are several of these seatbelt "resto" shops selling the wrong panel design webbing, and the reproduction webbing is a thinner material.
In looking at your original seatbelts, make sure the latch covers & backs are not damaged or rust pitted/pocked. A few seatbelt restoration sources, after dissassembling the latch & retractors, will replate the chrome backs & polish or replace the front covers before rewebbing. Years ago, to restore most seatbelts, one had to source the very nicest used latchs, chrome backs, male ends, anchor tabs. Today, it's a different game, with many reproduction components available for the most popular late 60's-early 70's GM usage seatbelts.
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