TH-cam has changed the way they monetize my content. My channel now needs 1,000 subscribers so it would be amazing if you could show your support by both watching my videos and subscribing to my channel! Monetizing my videos allows me to invest back into the channel with new equipment to improve the viewing quality so a small gesture from you goes a huge way for me :-) Many thanks for your support!
Thanks so much for your great videos! You’ve inspired me to look for a project and have another go. Years ago in Ware I went regularly to an upholstery workshop, then I moved and could no longer go. I just checked all my craft stuff and found that I still have all the tools I purchased back then, probably 20 years ago! They’ve moved to the other side of the world with me 😂
Thank you for the tool list. One correction @ 13:47, those cutters are sheet metal shears (AKA tin snips). They are used for cutting metal (by trades that work with sheet metal or metal strapping like HVAC installers/techs) so have a much more durable blade that stays sharper than ordinary garden snips.
I rebuild furniture in Tennessee mostly framework but trying to learn upholstery. Right now, I suck but have plenty of junk furniture to practice on. Thanks for the videos they really helped.
Alright alright alright! Thankyou Michael, good luck with the learning process and so glad our videos are helping. Reupholstery is always a good place to start, taking off the old fabric shows you how it went on originally. 🙏🧵⛏️✂️📎👍
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet but when using the unpicker to rip through a seam, flip it around so the red ball goes in first. The ball prevents the fabric from getting caught and you can rip through the seam like butter.
I’d just like to say thank you because you have inspired me to do an apprenticeship in upholstery and to start my on upholstery business in the future and your videos are really helpful and It makes me really excited to keep practicing it as a hobby first
Hi Tom! What a lovely comment to read, thank you so much for sharing! Upholstery definitely is rewarding work and I’m sure you’ll do great in it! Good luck Tom 😊👍🏻
Can you please advise on which staple gun and compressor to buy. Hobbyist only with two small Parker knolls to reupholster. Your video on that is amazing.
If you are only doing 2 chairs go as cheap as possible, amazon or eBay will do a deal with a compressor and gun combo. Be warned some are quite loud so check the dB levels.😊🙏📐📎🧵⛏️✂️
Thank you for your very informative videos I am hooked and your work is amazing, I was a dressmaker by trade but now I have just started to recover some 50s dining chairs and all my knowledge is coming from your videos.. keep up the good work and thanks again ... jacqui 👏 👍
I would love a better stapler - I just have the basic one! I would love a serger too!!! I don't have the storage for all the things I would love to have !!! Thank you for going through all your tools.
I have started reupholstering my grandmas chair and quickly realised I need to buy a compressor and proper gun, i don't have any patience for the amount of staples that won't go in and my nail gun staples are way too narrowed Crown to actually hold the fabric, but now I am in a world of staple sizes and I have no idea what to choose. It seems the 71 series are the most common guns but it is the narrowest crown and if you run out, they are not widely available at places like toolstation etc, so I have been looking instead at the t50 staples which has the thickest crown and is available in most shops if you need them urgently, but can you please suggest any situation where you can't use this type of staples? And what do you suggest is the most universal staple size? Do you often change the sizes of your staples? I think the t50 would be the way to go but your advice would be great. I don't have a foam cutter, but I used my mums 1970s electric meat cutter and it worked a treat 🤣
Wow thanks for this wealth of basic info. Could watch all day. Love your humor as well. Subscribed right away! I sew but this is different, might need a little luck. See you recommend a 20 Guage staple gun in your links. Is that a better choice than a 22 Guage if only have one? More versatile maybe?
Hi Wanda, sorry the delay in responding. And many thanks for your lovely comments. Yes a 22 Gauge gun would also work, I tend to buy the BEA guns as they are very reliable. I have found some of the cheaper brands don't seem to last anywhere near as long. Hope this message finds you well. ✂️⛏️🧵🙏📐
Neil this is SOOOOO helpful! Thank you! I’ve begun my first project - redoing a buttoned otttoman. BUT I’m already STUCK at recovering the buttons. I bought new sets but the getting the fabric on them is incredibly fiddly … because it’s not thin shirt weight cotton but a slightly heavier upholstery fabric. What’s the secret? I saw you using a heavy iron button holer (not the real name im sure) but it still seems difficult. Any hints??
Hi Isabel, did you say recover the buttons? Always make fresh buttons as it will be a nightmare to reuse the old buttons. Do you have a proper button press and dye set? ✂️📐📎🧵⛏️👍
@@faceliftinteriors Thanks for reply Neil - I DO have fresh button blanks but not the proper button press and dye set. I only have 14 to do so i was trying to manage without buying a press as a beginner. I may try to get a used one from ebay. I assume the cheap manual ones that come with new blanks are useless?
@@faceliftinteriors Thanks for reply Neil - I DO have fresh button blanks but not the proper button press and dye set. I only have 14 to do so i was trying to manage without buying a press as a beginner. I may try to get a used one from ebay. I assume the cheap manual ones that come with new blanks are useless?
Hi, depends on what you are doing. They go from 4mm all the way upto 16mm. I use 4 or 6mm if working on thin wood. 8mm or 10mm as standard and I use 14mm if I'm using metal gripper or if there is a lot of material to get through. Hope this helps and good luck with your work. 🙏⛏️🧵📎📐✂️
I attempted to sew through duck canvas to attach the fabric to the couch seat. It was impossible with anything I had. Do you have a recommendation to attach fabric to duck canvas?
Hi Debbie, hmm hard to say without seeing what you are trying to do. Send me an email with some images and I'll see if I can advise. Neilbanyard@faceliftinteriors.co.uk ⛏️🧵📎📐✂️🙏
@@faceliftinteriors I read my message again and didn’t understand myself! I was trying to hand sew my seat and nose to my couch. Never mind, senior moment! Lol!! Thanks for answering! Love your videos
Great video. Thanks! Do you think the Typical sewing machine that you use in the video is better than the Juki DU1181N that you recomeend in the text? My machine has packed in and I’m in the maket for new one and can’t decide which to get!
I was also curious about the Typical sewing machine, it has a huge deck and measurements. I only have a home sewers Singer machine that’s not great for sewing large flat items.
Hi Paul, sorry for the delay in responding. What did you go for in the end? Yes my machine we couldn't find online anymore, if you are still looking for advise I use JB Sewing Supplies in Newport, Wales and always available for advice etc. I'm also thinking of getting a new machine and think I will be sticking with typical. Again apologies for the delay and hope this message finds you well. 📐📎🧵✂️⛏️
I did as on another video about a compressor and staple gun I’m experiencing difficulties with my electric one and gone through so many. I would like to know which compressor and gun will be best please x
Hi Jayne, I use a Bambi silent compressor and Tacwise guns. The Bambi compressor isn’t the cheapest but works great. If you want something cheaper if you won’t be using it every day - there are loads of different compressors that are really reasonably priced. The Tacwise guns are reasonably priced too and work great! I hope this helps 😊👍🏻
What do you think of rotary cutters? I just got one and found it easier using a clear 24 x 6 inch ruler and quicker than scissors, no way will I try the blade knife though. Good point about ride up, I will be more mindful when using rotary as ruler only thin!
Hi Jacky! Thanks for your comment! I haven’t actually used a rotary cutter for cutting fabric before but great if you find it quicker than scissors. Haha yea, watch out for those fingers...speaking from experience!!
Question: I've seen you use an oscillator to cut staples for one of your videos. Do you recommend that tool for more advance upholsterers who want to remove staples quickly? Does it leave the legs of the staple still in the wood?
Hi Aisha! Yes I absolutely would recommend one for advance upholsterers that have to regularly remove a lot of staples - it saves so much time! It does leave part of the staple in the wood but it cuts the staple off clean so there’s no rough edges. You may have to pull the odd few as you go but shouldn’t be many.
You know what would be SUPER helpful to ADD people like me? A list or PDF to download with a list of the tools.. or you could make some affiliate links somewhere.. haha.. you're hilarious, but I need lists! So I'm gonna watch this again with pencil and paper and make one.
Haha thanks a lot! I was thinking of adding links to the description of the video when I get some time. But might be too late for you now by the time I manage it 😂 But it is a great idea to add links and I will be doing that 👍 If you have any questions again - let me know and I'll help as much as I can!
Haha I’m sure you won’t ruin it! How is it going? I’ve added a list of all the tools I mentioned in this video with links to buy them in the description box if that’s helpful to you 😁👍🏻
Hi there, just wanted to say first of all… I’m learning a lot from your videos and you make me laugh! Anyway I have ordered the long nose meite staple gun you recommended… now I’m reading about a lot of jamming up with long nose guns? What is your experience? Are you happy with the meite?
Hi Heather! Sorry for the delayed response, I didn’t receive a notification of your comment. I always used to use a Tacwise long nose, which for the price was a good gun. The Meite was the US equivalent that I was recommended by a fellow upholsterer over the pond but I have not used one myself being from the UK. I’ve upgraded my long nose to a BEA and couldn’t recommend it enough if you’re using it for more than just a hobby (as it is on the pricier side!) Thank you for watching my videos, glad you are finding them helpful 😊
Hi Kyra, thanks so much and thanks for watching! Do you mean to cut out the holes in the foam for buttons? If so - it’s a 32mm attachment for a drill - you should be able to get these from any hardware store 😊👍🏻
Hi!! My name is Katia, i am french from Quebec so excuse me if my english is not the best. I look for baying a good qualite button press an i dont see it in your list. Can you give me a link or a place to order it at the best price? Thank you very much!!!
Hi Katia! The buttoning machine I use is a ‘C.S Osborne W1’ hand press machine for buttons. It’s not available on amazon or eBay at the minute otherwise I would send you a link 😊 here’s a similar one I’ve found on eBay: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fitm%2FMULTIFUCTIONAL-BUTTON-EYELET-MAKING-PRESS-COVER-MACHINE-FREE-DIES-100-BUTTONS%2F351533454102%3F_trkparms%3Dispr%253D1%26hash%3Ditem51d906d316%3Ag%3AtOgAAOSw9r1WCxxG%26amdata%3Denc%253AAQAFAAACcBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%25252Fn%25252BzU5L90Z278x5ickkWpEuxXwAiCNKyBQsQ5%25252Fe633tWVhPo6WQuXsZxl1Bkw9NpN83vyrGjV1%25252FwzHbsPS4pHxTY3ueTMMjqUDWW4VCWwYde4vp5H22nYrK1mNnBECFr0u3hEFD10bhTAyNmJGiGPGogVdVfCfGx8oHSC0fnK4%25252BCHudDxP1pgjhcCxKlv%25252F2gWcya8YCY8ko6VqsibOmLJpc7KRcbx2tsTrMmVJl%25252Bd1UN56iyjG8WERmR5AKeUxXmlOGnGPK7B7vAhnNmqAq7gUzKhWZtEPE2IKPZr8NYrHo4tz6NwXYTSj3%25252FPZh%25252BiP5wZ7HHacd76z2fKJ%25252B4uVcVmkRaGm04j2M%25252BM4MVOfxOAOwT11w%25252B%25252BmktMcagj6l7m3kWw2UGDoVdPwJt2yea85cjAClyBXA4dHLi5%25252BeMVWNSr5ftdQj2M6g7Oh7LMvlc316T2qjuomfmV1H354K4K%25252Fst1pHjlDWvA0Icv%25252Fu0umUmouXjr8veUdVc%25252BfBuxa6UQ1yx1a0Klrj%25252BmQ1jMAVm3IO4hNQ2IlSv50QqhAlMCycQ3kJLtuHw6yRNU6fkgSv3pau%25252FY6Rbb4cnB23yEv%25252F%25252FOSjNdquFTMuD7qx1uSVEGYDz2hs419rM7AH1%25252FqAT2i5AQ%25252BCajQQfXeMGwM9yIYoX7NnrYQf3hOFWrRULLpFh0VNKBeb6t1BSQSxw5UGsjFSMw2wrRxHFrH7bef9a%25252FyFddoR%25252B9QSfjrHeMUJMEMpI3ANwY5eoTiDokv9OC54kKeyVTJMW%25252BJB5bLTClJ96Nx1jNHdUtz1iSjZ%25252F7Dpf026ezcR%25252Bw%25253D%25253D%257Ccksum%253A351533454102d99e8536df9340acad7607f229f8fff7%257Campid%253APL_CLK%257Cclp%253A2334524&campid=5338723226&toolid=10001&customid= I prefer the hand press buttoning machines to the ones you twist but that’s just personal preference 😊 I hope this helps! 👍🏻
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TH-cam has changed the way they monetize my content. My channel now needs 1,000 subscribers so it would be amazing if you could show your support by both watching my videos and subscribing to my channel! Monetizing my videos allows me to invest back into the channel with new equipment to improve the viewing quality so a small gesture from you goes a huge way for me :-) Many thanks for your support!
Thanks so much for your great videos! You’ve inspired me to look for a project and have another go. Years ago in Ware I went regularly to an upholstery workshop, then I moved and could no longer go. I just checked all my craft stuff and found that I still have all the tools I purchased back then, probably 20 years ago! They’ve moved to the other side of the world with me 😂
That's lovely to hear, thanks Andrea! Here if you have any questions. 🙏😊🧵⛏️✂️📐
Thank you for the tool list. One correction @ 13:47, those cutters are sheet metal shears (AKA tin snips). They are used for cutting metal (by trades that work with sheet metal or metal strapping like HVAC installers/techs) so have a much more durable blade that stays sharper than ordinary garden snips.
Dually noted. 👍🧵📐✂️🙏
I rebuild furniture in Tennessee mostly framework but trying to learn upholstery. Right now, I suck but have plenty of junk furniture to practice on. Thanks for the videos they really helped.
Alright alright alright! Thankyou Michael, good luck with the learning process and so glad our videos are helping. Reupholstery is always a good place to start, taking off the old fabric shows you how it went on originally. 🙏🧵⛏️✂️📎👍
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet but when using the unpicker to rip through a seam, flip it around so the red ball goes in first. The ball prevents the fabric from getting caught and you can rip through the seam like butter.
👈✂️📐📎🧵⛏️👍
I’d just like to say thank you because you have inspired me to do an apprenticeship in upholstery and to start my on upholstery business in the future and your videos are really helpful and It makes me really excited to keep practicing it as a hobby first
Hi Tom! What a lovely comment to read, thank you so much for sharing! Upholstery definitely is rewarding work and I’m sure you’ll do great in it! Good luck Tom 😊👍🏻
Can you please advise on which staple gun and compressor to buy. Hobbyist only with two small Parker knolls to reupholster. Your video on that is amazing.
If you are only doing 2 chairs go as cheap as possible, amazon or eBay will do a deal with a compressor and gun combo. Be warned some are quite loud so check the dB levels.😊🙏📐📎🧵⛏️✂️
Hi - do you have any advice on how to replace Parker Knoll type tension springs. Many thanks.
Thank you for your very informative videos I am hooked and your work is amazing, I was a dressmaker by trade but now I have just started to recover some 50s dining chairs and all my knowledge is coming from your videos.. keep up the good work and thanks again ... jacqui 👏 👍
Hi Jacqui! That’s really kind of you to say, thank you so much! Good luck with your dining chairs, I’m sure they’ll turn out great 😊👍🏻
I would love a better stapler - I just have the basic one! I would love a serger too!!! I don't have the storage for all the things I would love to have !!! Thank you for going through all your tools.
Hi there! Sorry for the delayed response. Thank you so much for watching and for your comment 😊🙏🏻
I have started reupholstering my grandmas chair and quickly realised I need to buy a compressor and proper gun, i don't have any patience for the amount of staples that won't go in and my nail gun staples are way too narrowed Crown to actually hold the fabric, but now I am in a world of staple sizes and I have no idea what to choose. It seems the 71 series are the most common guns but it is the narrowest crown and if you run out, they are not widely available at places like toolstation etc, so I have been looking instead at the t50 staples which has the thickest crown and is available in most shops if you need them urgently, but can you please suggest any situation where you can't use this type of staples? And what do you suggest is the most universal staple size? Do you often change the sizes of your staples? I think the t50 would be the way to go but your advice would be great. I don't have a foam cutter, but I used my mums 1970s electric meat cutter and it worked a treat 🤣
Wow thanks for this wealth of basic info. Could watch all day. Love your humor as well. Subscribed right away! I sew but this is different, might need a little luck. See you recommend a 20 Guage staple gun in your links. Is that a better choice than a 22 Guage if only have one? More versatile maybe?
Hi Wanda, sorry the delay in responding. And many thanks for your lovely comments.
Yes a 22 Gauge gun would also work, I tend to buy the BEA guns as they are very reliable. I have found some of the cheaper brands don't seem to last anywhere near as long. Hope this message finds you well. ✂️⛏️🧵🙏📐
Hi Neil, I am learning so much from you. I got one question, what do you do when a new stapler is shooting 2 or 3 staples each time? Thank you.
Hi Sonia, ooh that's not good. Get it serviced or buy a new one I guess! 🙏⛏️📎📎📐🧵
In Denmark wee use kai 7250 is a Japanese scissors ✂ that is the best one
Hi there! I’ll look into those, thank you 😊👍🏻
Neil this is SOOOOO helpful! Thank you! I’ve begun my first project - redoing a buttoned otttoman. BUT I’m already STUCK at recovering the buttons. I bought new sets but the getting the fabric on them is incredibly fiddly … because it’s not thin shirt weight cotton but a slightly heavier upholstery fabric. What’s the secret? I saw you using a heavy iron button holer (not the real name im sure) but it still seems difficult. Any hints??
Hi Isabel, did you say recover the buttons? Always make fresh buttons as it will be a nightmare to reuse the old buttons. Do you have a proper button press and dye set?
✂️📐📎🧵⛏️👍
@@faceliftinteriors Thanks for reply Neil - I DO have fresh button blanks but not the proper button press and dye set. I only have 14 to do so i was trying to manage without buying a press as a beginner. I may try to get a used one from ebay. I assume the cheap manual ones that come with new blanks are useless?
@@faceliftinteriors Thanks for reply Neil - I DO have fresh button blanks but not the proper button press and dye set. I only have 14 to do so i was trying to manage without buying a press as a beginner. I may try to get a used one from ebay. I assume the cheap manual ones that come with new blanks are useless?
Thank you so much, really helpful information.
Thank you for watching 😊🙏🏻
Great video! Learned so much! You are very good on camera, nice humor. Thank you!
Thank you so much again!! Your support means a lot 😊👍🏻
Great informative video. What is the average size of staples used in upholstery? Thanks
Hi, depends on what you are doing.
They go from 4mm all the way upto 16mm. I use 4 or 6mm if working on thin wood. 8mm or 10mm as standard and I use 14mm if I'm using metal gripper or if there is a lot of material to get through. Hope this helps and good luck with your work. 🙏⛏️🧵📎📐✂️
I attempted to sew through duck canvas to attach the fabric to the couch seat. It was impossible with anything I had. Do you have a recommendation to attach fabric to duck canvas?
Hi Debbie, hmm hard to say without seeing what you are trying to do. Send me an email with some images and I'll see if I can advise.
Neilbanyard@faceliftinteriors.co.uk
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@@faceliftinteriors I read my message again and didn’t understand myself! I was trying to hand sew my seat and nose to my couch. Never mind, senior moment! Lol!! Thanks for answering! Love your videos
I like ur hair when its a little bit messy 🙂 more modern and u0date like yourworks which is 👏
Haha thank you!! 🤣
What about foam, fiber glue? Can I use 3m water based contact cement?
I would use contact adhesive. It's pretty cheap to get if you can find a supplier. Where abouts are you based?
Great video. Thanks! Do you think the Typical sewing machine that you use in the video is better than the Juki DU1181N that you recomeend in the text? My machine has packed in and I’m in the maket for new one and can’t decide which to get!
I was also curious about the Typical sewing machine, it has a huge deck and measurements. I only have a home sewers Singer machine that’s not great for sewing large flat items.
Hi Paul, sorry for the delay in responding. What did you go for in the end? Yes my machine we couldn't find online anymore, if you are still looking for advise I use JB Sewing Supplies in Newport, Wales and always available for advice etc. I'm also thinking of getting a new machine and think I will be sticking with typical. Again apologies for the delay and hope this message finds you well. 📐📎🧵✂️⛏️
I did as on another video about a compressor and staple gun I’m experiencing difficulties with my electric one and gone through so many. I would like to know which compressor and gun will be best please x
Hi Jayne, I use a Bambi silent compressor and Tacwise guns. The Bambi compressor isn’t the cheapest but works great. If you want something cheaper if you won’t be using it every day - there are loads of different compressors that are really reasonably priced. The Tacwise guns are reasonably priced too and work great! I hope this helps 😊👍🏻
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 great video, thank you
Thank you for watching 😁👍🏻
Anytime 😊
What do you think of rotary cutters? I just got one and found it easier using a clear 24 x 6 inch ruler and quicker than scissors, no way will I try the blade knife though.
Good point about ride up, I will be more mindful when using rotary as ruler only thin!
Hi Jacky! Thanks for your comment! I haven’t actually used a rotary cutter for cutting fabric before but great if you find it quicker than scissors. Haha yea, watch out for those fingers...speaking from experience!!
Question: I've seen you use an oscillator to cut staples for one of your videos. Do you recommend that tool for more advance upholsterers who want to remove staples quickly? Does it leave the legs of the staple still in the wood?
Hi Aisha! Yes I absolutely would recommend one for advance upholsterers that have to regularly remove a lot of staples - it saves so much time! It does leave part of the staple in the wood but it cuts the staple off clean so there’s no rough edges. You may have to pull the odd few as you go but shouldn’t be many.
You know what would be SUPER helpful to ADD people like me? A list or PDF to download with a list of the tools.. or you could make some affiliate links somewhere.. haha.. you're hilarious, but I need lists! So I'm gonna watch this again with pencil and paper and make one.
Haha thanks a lot! I was thinking of adding links to the description of the video when I get some time. But might be too late for you now by the time I manage it 😂 But it is a great idea to add links and I will be doing that 👍
If you have any questions again - let me know and I'll help as much as I can!
@@faceliftinteriors Thanks! You're awesome. Now, to ruin my couch! WOO!
Haha I’m sure you won’t ruin it! How is it going? I’ve added a list of all the tools I mentioned in this video with links to buy them in the description box if that’s helpful to you 😁👍🏻
Hi there, just wanted to say first of all… I’m learning a lot from your videos and you make me laugh! Anyway I have ordered the long nose meite staple gun you recommended… now I’m reading about a lot of jamming up with long nose guns? What is your experience? Are you happy with the meite?
Hi Heather! Sorry for the delayed response, I didn’t receive a notification of your comment. I always used to use a Tacwise long nose, which for the price was a good gun. The Meite was the US equivalent that I was recommended by a fellow upholsterer over the pond but I have not used one myself being from the UK. I’ve upgraded my long nose to a BEA and couldn’t recommend it enough if you’re using it for more than just a hobby (as it is on the pricier side!) Thank you for watching my videos, glad you are finding them helpful 😊
Great channel.
Which hole saw do you use? It looks like a regular one you can get from the hardware store.
Hi Kyra, thanks so much and thanks for watching! Do you mean to cut out the holes in the foam for buttons? If so - it’s a 32mm attachment for a drill - you should be able to get these from any hardware store 😊👍🏻
@@faceliftinteriors , thank you!!!
No worries!!
What size staples do you use to staple the fabric, e.g. to headboard?
Hi there! I use 8-10mm staples usually 😊👍🏻
Hi!! My name is Katia, i am french from Quebec so excuse me if my english is not the best. I look for baying a good qualite button press an i dont see it in your list. Can you give me a link or a place to order it at the best price?
Thank you very much!!!
Hi Katia! The buttoning machine I use is a ‘C.S Osborne W1’ hand press machine for buttons. It’s not available on amazon or eBay at the minute otherwise I would send you a link 😊 here’s a similar one I’ve found on eBay: rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fitm%2FMULTIFUCTIONAL-BUTTON-EYELET-MAKING-PRESS-COVER-MACHINE-FREE-DIES-100-BUTTONS%2F351533454102%3F_trkparms%3Dispr%253D1%26hash%3Ditem51d906d316%3Ag%3AtOgAAOSw9r1WCxxG%26amdata%3Denc%253AAQAFAAACcBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%25252Fn%25252BzU5L90Z278x5ickkWpEuxXwAiCNKyBQsQ5%25252Fe633tWVhPo6WQuXsZxl1Bkw9NpN83vyrGjV1%25252FwzHbsPS4pHxTY3ueTMMjqUDWW4VCWwYde4vp5H22nYrK1mNnBECFr0u3hEFD10bhTAyNmJGiGPGogVdVfCfGx8oHSC0fnK4%25252BCHudDxP1pgjhcCxKlv%25252F2gWcya8YCY8ko6VqsibOmLJpc7KRcbx2tsTrMmVJl%25252Bd1UN56iyjG8WERmR5AKeUxXmlOGnGPK7B7vAhnNmqAq7gUzKhWZtEPE2IKPZr8NYrHo4tz6NwXYTSj3%25252FPZh%25252BiP5wZ7HHacd76z2fKJ%25252B4uVcVmkRaGm04j2M%25252BM4MVOfxOAOwT11w%25252B%25252BmktMcagj6l7m3kWw2UGDoVdPwJt2yea85cjAClyBXA4dHLi5%25252BeMVWNSr5ftdQj2M6g7Oh7LMvlc316T2qjuomfmV1H354K4K%25252Fst1pHjlDWvA0Icv%25252Fu0umUmouXjr8veUdVc%25252BfBuxa6UQ1yx1a0Klrj%25252BmQ1jMAVm3IO4hNQ2IlSv50QqhAlMCycQ3kJLtuHw6yRNU6fkgSv3pau%25252FY6Rbb4cnB23yEv%25252F%25252FOSjNdquFTMuD7qx1uSVEGYDz2hs419rM7AH1%25252FqAT2i5AQ%25252BCajQQfXeMGwM9yIYoX7NnrYQf3hOFWrRULLpFh0VNKBeb6t1BSQSxw5UGsjFSMw2wrRxHFrH7bef9a%25252FyFddoR%25252B9QSfjrHeMUJMEMpI3ANwY5eoTiDokv9OC54kKeyVTJMW%25252BJB5bLTClJ96Nx1jNHdUtz1iSjZ%25252F7Dpf026ezcR%25252Bw%25253D%25253D%257Ccksum%253A351533454102d99e8536df9340acad7607f229f8fff7%257Campid%253APL_CLK%257Cclp%253A2334524&campid=5338723226&toolid=10001&customid=
I prefer the hand press buttoning machines to the ones you twist but that’s just personal preference 😊 I hope this helps! 👍🏻
@@faceliftinteriors ok thanks for your fast ansering!!
No problem!! Happy to help 😊
Congrats!!!! Very Good informations !!!! Thank You.
Best Wishes.
Thanks very much Luigi for taking the time to leave a comment - it’s really appreciated! Best wishes to you too!!
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