Staples,i hate pulling staples! I re upholstered all the church pews at one of our local churches and that was a lot. Well done man! I only do motorcycles and some auto seats now
Very fine work, Sir. I enjoyed watching how you patterned the boxing and got your shapes just so, obviously the finished product is amazing. Stunning color choices, the whole thing looks like a work of art. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks to your videos I’m definitely ripping apart my Sargent seat and rebuilding it. It needs drastic foam reshaping so that will require a new cover. I make vinyl and canvas purses, but what is the type of vinyl you typically use for a motorcycle seat, and is that headliner foam you use when making quilting? Mostly I’d love to know more about the vinyl you use. Thanks for your talent.
Thanks for all these videos. I'm inspired to give it a go. What do you think about covering a seat with masking/paper tape to mark off and cut out a template for the new seat without removing and cutting up the old one?
Ben Dover hi Ben thanks for the comment cheers. No sure you can buy one as it’s a one off I did for a customer! If you want something similar get it touch through my website thanks John.
Melanie Porter, Hi it was around 1.5” of webbing wrapped in vinyl. the length is how long it needs to be they are all different, hope this helps thanks for watching John.
BIGBOI GARAGE Hi on this seat I used 6mm scrim foam, if you want the diamonds to pop out more I would suggest 12mm scrim foam. Thanks for watching John.
Christoffer Törnquist hi a used machine from eBay is your best bet spend as much as what you can afford would be my advice, a walking foot industrial machine is a must have in my opinion thanks for watching John
Anrods Hi it’s a seat strap, not really used by the passenger anymore as it’s easier to hold onto the driver. There kept on bikes for cosmetic reasons as most modern bikes don’t have them anymore. Thanks for watching John
Staples,i hate pulling staples! I re upholstered all the church pews at one of our local churches and that was a lot. Well done man! I only do motorcycles and some auto seats now
What a craftsman, excellent work & a beautiful saddle, thanks for showing how it should be done.
John Wilcox Thanks and thanks for watching John
Very fine work, Sir. I enjoyed watching how you patterned the boxing and got your shapes just so, obviously the finished product is amazing. Stunning color choices, the whole thing looks like a work of art. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Donovan, thank you for your comments. I’m glad you enjoyed the video thanks for watching John
What a joy to watch this craftsman do his thing. Nice work bro.
Thank you, thanks for watching John
Wow that's beautiful. I need that for my Vespa. Really stunning!
fuzzzyyellow Thank you and thanks for watching John
Отличная работа! Мастеру респект!
Thanks to your videos I’m definitely ripping apart my Sargent seat and rebuilding it. It needs drastic foam reshaping so that will require a new cover. I make vinyl and canvas purses, but what is the type of vinyl you typically use for a motorcycle seat, and is that headliner foam you use when making quilting? Mostly I’d love to know more about the vinyl you use. Thanks for your talent.
You're alive!
If you don't mind, how much did you charge for this seat cover? Very nice sir.
Cafe racer.. whoah! I want to make it on my next vlog!
It looks superb!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Delta Johnny cheers and thanks for watching John
Nice job, i'd love to see the bike
excellent work. I want to do this to my Kawasaki Ninja 650 seats.
Very nice work!
Dark Wolf Leather Thanks and Thanks for watching John
Very nice job. Wish I could do my own seats
David Hunt cheers thanks for watching John
Thanks for all these videos. I'm inspired to give it a go. What do you think about covering a seat with masking/paper tape to mark off and cut out a template for the new seat without removing and cutting up the old one?
Yes that would work as a template just remember to allow for the seams. Thanks for watching John
Amazing Job !
Thank you and thanks for watching John
Beauty job!
JablesOutdoors thank you John
Nice work.
Danthefordfixer thank you and thanks for watching John.
Beautiful seat John.
Mark Masztal Thanks mark and thanks for watching John
Funny I watched this and said F no and other people are like I’ll try it 😂
Beautiful!
Ken P Thank you and thanks for watching John
Where did the "Vespa" section come from? What thickness is the foam? Who is your supplier?
I'm always amazed that the staples don't go through and poke the vinyl. How short are the staples? Nice job!!
I use 4mm 6mm 10mm staples depending on where I’m stapling John
Good job...
Exquisite!
Supersuper Suave thank you John
Very interesting
Great work, but how long does it take to finish ?
Thanks, can be done in a day !
Kool!
Possible to use electric stapler?? I don't have air compressor
very good job
PaleRider62 Thank you, and thanks for watching John.
Beautiful nice art great seat. Where can I buy this thanks
Ben Dover hi Ben thanks for the comment cheers.
No sure you can buy one as it’s a one off I did for a customer! If you want something similar get it touch through my website thanks John.
Jeepers, that's beautiful .
jrb17bomber Thank you and thanks for watching John
what was your measurments on the strap im trying to make one for my bike
Melanie Porter, Hi it was around 1.5” of webbing wrapped in vinyl. the length is how long it needs to be they are all different, hope this helps thanks for watching John.
sweet!
What kind of scribe is that... About to attempt my first one would love some pointers
Scribe?
Hey here in the us. Want to do my seats. What kind of thread and needle do you use?
Also what’s the size of foam you use on back of leather?
BIGBOI GARAGE Hi I use size 36 bonded nylon with a size 17 needle.
Hope this helps thanks for watching John.
BIGBOI GARAGE Hi on this seat I used 6mm scrim foam, if you want the diamonds to pop out more I would suggest 12mm scrim foam.
Thanks for watching John.
Very nice 👌👌👌
VISHAL FITNESS thanks and thanks for watching John
Thanks 🙏💐 🕉️🚩
Steaching machine name?
Haw much coast this seat cover?
Please
What kind of cash do you need to put down on a sewingmashine for this kind of job. Thinking cheap budget.
Christoffer Törnquist hi a used machine from eBay is your best bet spend as much as what you can afford would be my advice, a walking foot industrial machine is a must have in my opinion thanks for watching John
thanks
Hi, Thanks for watching John.
What type of batting did you use ?
Jeffrey Allan i didn’t use batting, just scrim foam for quilting, 6- 12mm depending on the look you’re after. Thanks for watching John.
nice work
Thanks John
@@Johnhuntuph Can you please recommend a padding that you used beneath the primary material?
@@briefcaseofblues it’s called scrim foam or sew foam, I use 6mm or 12mm depending on finish required
@@Johnhuntuph thank you
lindo ! 👌👌
Mohamed cabaña thank you , and thanks for watching John
what type of machine you use??
Carlos Beltran it’s a Brother LS2-B877-5 thanks for watching John
i dont think a robot will ever be able to take your job.
Thank you ! John.
More videos plz
Ok.
Sir it's take water inside
looks good but i prefer a waterproof seat which this wont be
Price
A1
Irfan Qureshi Thank you and thanks for watching John
What's that belt like called? And what's the use for that? @19:00
Anrods Hi it’s a seat strap, not really used by the passenger anymore as it’s easier to hold onto the driver.
There kept on bikes for cosmetic reasons as most modern bikes don’t have them anymore. Thanks for watching John
@@Johnhuntuph I got it now, thanks for the reply and the info....you've got a new subscriber and nice work keep it up.
Anrods cheers John
Water leak might be there in a rainy day. Your pants will get wet.
Coould look cool but too much orange in just a seat. Either trime or stitches
The Frontside looks not good
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