Raised Arch Designs For Car Seats -Part Three -Car upholstery
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The purpose of this basic video is make the interested user understand or have an idea how to approach an 'arch design with raised bolsters'.
Usually this design comes with 'cuts/junctions in the corners which 'help' to give the 'raised appearance'. As you can see, at first sight the 'corner junction sewing' seems straight, but after unsewing it, we realize there are 'two notorius curves' in its ends. A 'convex curve' to the outside and a 'convex curve' to the inside.
When I was a young man it always called my attention how those 'mustang bucket seats from the sixties' were done. I remember that still in the seventies everybody wanted to have such a kind of seat in his car.
Hopefully, I would find and old mustang seat to reupholster it and show the procedures from the begining to the end.
I hope you find this video useful and as a way of inspiration to develop your own car upholstery projects!
César
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I have watched so many hours of your craftsmanship. Many videos I watch many times before I understand all your techniques. I have learned so much.
I am so glad these videos are useful!
I am 64 year old physician and I want to come apprentice with you! Seriously, some day would like to come for a month to learn some of your craft.
Always learn something from your videos. Keep them coming 👍👍👍
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LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! I build classic cars and the part I dislike is taking it to a upholstery shop. In southern California is a lot of shops but not many that I like. The one I like I can't afford and he has a long waiting time. I tried a few that I was recommended and at the end was disappointed. I did my 1957 Ford a few years back with my wife's domestic machine. It wasn't easy but came out nice as some of the shops out here. I have no experience with upholstery except for that car. I want to learn so I can do my 57 Nomad. I am very picky and when I show my car to a couple local shops they didn't want to touch it because they said I wouldn't be happy and told me I should go to the shop I can't afford. Its funny that I didn't tell them about that shop. They knew what I wanted because I showed them drawings of what I want but they didn't feel confident that could do a good job. Your videos are giving me the courage to do it. I like the way you do the patterns. I wanted to do raised arch with a little shape in the standard bench that it has. I like to see you make a video on foam and how to shape it. different densities and what to use on the sides and back support .I have seen different videos with good ideas but always go back to you because you are clear and to the point. Your videos have made decide to buy a commercial machine and just it myself
THANKS AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
Hello, I am so glad these upholstery videos are useful!
I really appreciate you are watching the videos!
Besides, it is praiseworthy you are undertaking the challenge again to do your own car upholstery. Common sense and some information from here and there are the best masters that guide us to do it much better.
You are welcome anytime!
Спасибо,всегда смотрю ваши уроки.
Thank you very much for watching my videos!
Incrível é que eu entendo seus jestos de ensino maravilhoso,és o melhor de todo mundo❤👏👏👏👏🤝
عمل متقن لم نسمع صوتك ولكنك قلت كل شيء من خلال عملك الرائع شكرا.
Google translation: "Work well done, not hear your voice but, you said everything through your wonderful work. Thank you".
Thank you very much for appreciating this job!
Saludos mi estimado estoy muy agradecido con usted, solo puedo decir gracias por sus vídeos que nos ayudan aprender este trabajo tan hermoso.
¡Me da mucho gusto que mis videos sean útiles! Muchas gracias por verlos.
Recuerdo los aciertos de los carros de los años 60tas y 70s con los dodges barracuda darte mustangs un excelente trabajo gracias por su instrucción tan detallada y profesional
Si estuvieron de moda estos asientos en esos años y recuerdo que muchos clientes querían ese diseño en sus carros también.
Le agradezco por apreciar este video.
Thank you for the excellent education Cesar. /John
You are welcome! I thank you very much for appreciating this video!
Cechaflo tremendo video e descubierto algo nuevo siempres a otro nivel te felicito un saludo mi hermano desde puerto rico maestro.
Hola Baldwin, Nuevamente, muchas gracias por apreciar estos videos de tapicería. Recibe también un caluroso saludo desde nuestro México.
Sensacional! Maravilhoso! Parabéns e obrigado por nos deleitar sempre com seus excelentes trabalhos!
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Great lesson!
Hi Greg, I really appreciate your nice comment! I'll keep on posting more videos.
Looks exactly like my 1963 dodge polara 500 bucket seat
i love these vids keep makin'em thanks
I'll do that for sure!
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That's looks amazing!!
I really appreciate your nice comment!
He makes it look easy but we all know it is not keep working great job.
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Muchos gracias. ¡Es muy interessante y genial!
I really appreciate your nice comment!
So to make the main panel sit flat in there you didn't have to put listing and hog ring it or use Velcro?
EXCELENTE APRENDIZAJE, MUCHAS GRACIAS MAESTRO
Me da mucho gusto que el video haya sido de utilidad. Hay dos videos complementarios (1 y 2)
Nice one my Mexican compadre!
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Goooooooood
Спасибо!Хорошая робота!
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Good job!!!!
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thank you . mark
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Patterning that compound curve on the 3d portion. Specifically, the Inside Curve....... Is that covered in your courses?
This youtube educational video is an advanced technique that will be part of an advanced for sale course. The courses are basics for beginners.
@@Cechaflo I see. Any idea when the advanced courses will be available for purchase? I know they are a LOT of work to produce.
@@jeffdenig705
We have in mind to produce different medium and advanced courses (car seats, door panels, headliners, dashboards, etc.) but we have no idea of a date yet.
great video like always, thank you so much for all you video teachings, I got lucky to be able to work upholstery the last few weeks, a I've done over 60 gym equipment panels and getting very good at it. I want to start working on my car seats, what do you recommend on the thread and needles to use and where can I get them online. you sent me a link a year ago, but its a different link that I saved. Thank you again for everything.
Hi Chris, The link you saved is the same : www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-092 This polyester thread size 92 is the standard most of the upholsterers use.
They also sell Groz Beckert industrial needles according to your sewing machine...A 140(european size)=22(American/Singer size) would be ok. www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=needles
thank you so much, I pulled the seat out of the car and also from each other to see the template made. when are you going to start publicizing you learning videos? I am very interested and supporting them??
Ya le echábamos de menos, amigo César! Otro gran vídeo con excelentes detalles. Un trabajo muy preciso -)
Hablando de vídeos, tal vez puede visitar mi canal para ver el resultado de las fundas de piel que estaba haciendo para mi carro. He quedado bastante satisfecho, teniendo en cuenta que no es una tapicería sujeta con hog rings, etc, sino unas fundas que están únicamente encima en los asientos y con unas pocas tiras de velcro. Seguro que en futuros trabajos iré mejorando!!
Ya menciono en el vídeo que usted y el amigo Mario han sido quienes me inspiraron y animaron a introducirme en el mundo de la tapicería. Muchas gracias de nuevo! ;-)
Ya estoy otra vez desocupado de mi trabajo principal que como le comenté es el mantenimiento de equipo pesado hidráulico. Ahora cuento otra vez con algo de tiempo para subir videos de tapicería que es mi 'hobby' y me encanta compartir lo que aprendí de muchacho y de lo que todavía sigo aprendiendo.
Ya observé el video del tapizado de su carro. ¡Quedó super! Me pongo a pensar que es posible aprender muchas cosas si nos decidimos a hacerlo.
Seguimos siempre a sus órdenes.
Ya sabe que lo más importante es atender el trabajo, que es lo que nos da de comer cada mes, y ya sabe que sus alumnos nos alegramos mucho cuando dispone de un rato para subir uno de sus interesantes vídeos ;-)
Muchas gracias de nuevo, tanto a usted como a su hijo!
It is easier to put the straight ban of the seat on the bottom and the curved piece on the top when sewing. It makes it easier to turn the corner.
Yes, 'surrounding lateral panels should be sewn to main panels' to make sewing procedure easier'. In most cases it is a general rule with some exceptions, though.
Thanks so much for commenting on this upholstery channel!
Hi Cesar, what are those exceptations please? Many thanks,
Rgds Attila
@@attilabori4734 Hello Attila, The exceptions are very scarce. I would like to make a video about with an example. Some upholsterers sew a main panel to the lateral panel in case of car seats and bags. It works, but the process is not comfortable enough. As mentioned before, the main panel should remain flat and the skirt lateral panel should be manipulated all around while sewing process.
As always, you are welcome to this channel!
My Best Regards,
Cesar
Good job...
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These are very informative videos. I have a hard time with this type of detail work but these videos help a lot. Can you recommend any online supply shops where I can purchase material for re-covering automotive seats, door covers and possibly center consoles? Currently the car I'm restoring has an all black leather interior. Drivers seat is very worn down. I'd like to re-cover the two front seats in a nice soft leather, matte finish. The foam on the drivers seat might need to be replaced or have another layer added to restore it. thanks!
As I am located in Mexico, I only have a limited information about leather suppliers in USA. I am subscribed to the Hog Ring Forum and I have heard most of the car trimmers use 'Relicate Leather' relicate.com/collections/leather-1
An upholsterer from California sent me this link:danfieldinc.com/
One of my customers sent me another link:www.worlduph.com/
Some other materials you could buy from:
www.albrightssupply.com/Default.asp
Hopefully they are useful.
Cechaflo how about Canada? I have a couple suppliers in Canada but automotive leather is extremely expensive from them. And I am not sure of the quality of the leather.
Bravo bravo bravo
I really appreciate your nice comment!
Hola Cesar! Soy un gran seguidor de tus videos, admiro tu trabajo, yo ando practicando la tapiceria, nomas que tengo un problema con mi maquina, es una Consew 18, en el manual dice que la puntada mas grande es de 6milimetros, pero en mi caso la puntada mas grande es de 3mm aprox. Queria saber si tu me puedes ayudar con este problema, de antemano gracias, y esperando tus proximos videos!
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I like this videos ,, and I am from in indonesian .. Yes share 1 milion subcriber hahahah..
Another great video. On the 3d design how did you get the foam that round. Did you use a angle grinder or hand sand
An angle grinder is useful to give shape to the foam, but for this demonstration I used a different method. Hopefully, I could explain it with written words:
1. I first cut a rectangular 5 cm medium density foam as a base. I cut two corners in round shape.
2. How I did the round bolster all around?
By using another similar 5 cm foam I cut perpendicular a 12 cm wide 'band' all
around. I also cut round the outer corners and the inside two corners.
By having this 12 cm wide strip/band of foam I liberally pasted some glue all over
the lateral 5 cm high parts of the cut foam.
I first started with the 'inside wall' of the foam. After the glue was dryed what I did is
try to make meet the upper edge all along with the lower edge. Same procedure I
did with the outside.
3. After having my rounded band of foam I glued it and placed it onto the first foam base.
To have a better idea watch minute two:32 of this video: th-cam.com/video/GUcut0US-MA/w-d-xo.html
Cechaflo perfect explanation. Thanks ive been wanting to know this for a while
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q tranza maistro ,trabajas chido ,donde puedo ver mas videos ,yo soy tapicero pero no de tu nivel,y pues estos videos ayudan mucho porque yo aprendi a la brava
Estimado Gerardo, Le comento que yo también tapizaba a la brava, iba directo a los asientos y moldeaba directo en las piezas. Con el paso del tiempo me di cuenta que era necesario tecnificarse un poco y comenzé a encontrar el porqué de cada cosa y a darle forma al crucigrama.
Le agradezco por ver estos videos.
Buenas tardes amigo cesar excelente video como siempre! Necesito de tu experiencia, tengo la posibilidad de avanzar, para hacer mejores trabajos, siguiendo tus consejos, pues estoy por adquirir una maquina triple arrastre, y me venden una de una costura y otra de 2 costuras a 1/4 de pulgada, la primera me cuesta $9000 y la segunda $11000 ambas de la misma marca y similares condiciones! En tu experiencia con cual te quedarias y por que? Te agradezco mucho tu consejo!
Estimado Leonardo, Muy interesante pregunta y con sinceridad no se que contestar. Yo en mi caso compraría las dos máquinas. Por cierto hasta ahora, solamente tengo máquina de una sola aguja. Podría simplemente dar una opinión; me parece que al comprar una máquina de dos agujas tendrías dos máquinas en una. Pienso que tendrías que hacer una prueba si es posible trabajar en forma normal con una sola aguja. ¿Sería con el mismo pié de presión, o tener otro adicional de una sola aguja? Cuando fuera necesario hacer puntadas dobles/costura francesa, simplemente habría que colocar la otra aguja. Recomiendo hacer unas pruebas antes de comprar, para estar seguro que la máquina haría con facilidad la doble función.
Cechaflo muchas gracias por tu respuesta, voy a darme el tiempo de probar bien la maquina de doble aguja , seguimos en contacto!
Could you tell me what scissors you use for most your projects?
I use a medium size 22 cm long scissors. I have realized it is not necessary too heavy scissors.
Thanks for watching these upholstery videos!
can you do it from the cushions on the seat cushion"
Yes, this old design could be adapted to a seat cushion (car or furniture)
yo estoy aca en california ,pero soy serca de pachuca ,y tu en q parte trabajas?
Да легче малярным скотчем всё сделать ..
Ты серьезно? Я думал это уровень профи.
what do you use as an adhesive
I use a 'yellow glue' which comes in cans or bottles and most of the upholsterers, shoemakers and leather artisans use. If you are in USA, please, check:www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-32-fl-oz-Weldwood-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525
www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/291064753112
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