Updating my vintage green Raymond salon chair to black

I believe it took me at least five hours to swap the worn out green vinyl on my 1960s-1970s salon chair to black vinyl. I also cleaned up the metal, added a floor protector, and redid the non-slip foot rest.
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[@lynetteconner8770]

Yes I like it very much now I have to have confidence to do my chair

[@magicalmane]

Hey! What type of fabric did you use?

[@henrymundstock5725]

Kat is fantastic Henry

[@lhcinv9143]

Y re so skilled

[@johnfisher338]

Very nice. I want to see you shaving s guys hair in that chair please

[@beetle1986]

Wow it looks amazing

[@michaeljrladouceur2881]

Wow you you did a very nice job with your chair

[@zola6574]

Do you remember how much vinyl it took?

[@KatSurth]

I’m sorry, I don’t. I usually buy 3 yards for any project