Excellent job and you explained the process very well. I have always wondered about the method used on that type of seat. Thanks for taking the time to make and upload the video, I always learn a little bit every time I watch one of your videos.
Incredible job man🤟 as I've said many times before, thank you for sharing your wisdom! If I'm 1/10th as good as you one day ill be stoked! Keep it up man!
Just wondering. Somone talked about delamination. In your experience, how does this extra glueing process stand the test of time? By the way it looks magic☺
Thank you David for watch my videos we us upholster know the nothing is forever sooner or later the customer has to repair or replace this seat cover. Like the way I see it : to make this cover last longer . We have to keep on might thise 3 things 1- foam preparation, 2-it is not recommended to use a thin fabric. why? Because required to put a good amount of glue and we don't want that glue come Though the fabric. (Preferable soft fabric.) I don't recommend leather or vinyl for thise seat cover. 3-the last thing let the glue dry properly.. by following those three things I will say this job can last for minimum 8 years. if Customer take care of will last for 15 to 20 years . Other factor very important foam density has to be 2.5 pounds density don't use a less density because is not not going to last for longer.
How is it that you make a skidsteer molded vinyl seat like on Bobcats? All new foam and design foam or this similar technique? Do you have any skidsteer seat videos. Awesome videos. Thanks Patrick
It is the same technique. Because is vinyl any Little mistake I will show.. if you are going to make it from the scratch I recommend you to use between 2.5 and 3.5 density foam. Make the design on the foam will take time because you has to sand it smooth as possible. then on top of that I recommend you to put a quarter of an inch headliner foam . That is more then enough to eliminate any bum And the last thing begins tracing the vinyl as you see me doing on that seat don't use hast vinyl. thanks you cowlhwoods for watching my videos .
Great job Meca as usual. I assume these seats are made this way for cost savings, but I would definitely suspect they are maybe prone to delamination problems? Would it be better to spend some time to convert them to a design using Velcro or lasting with wires and hog rings if possible?
You are a hundred percent right my friend . they are made it that way like you say to save money and the thing is there are some customer when they want to reupholster they want the same thing even if I show them a different idea and will look better and I think it will last longer but they wanted the same as original , we can not do nothing about it Dave . Thanks for watch mi videos.
Sometime I screw the center console to the floor car, before to make any hole you have to make sure nothing is behind under like cable so make sure that Here is otherway how I do it is get a piece of wood glue it with expandable foam to the floor then you screw the center console to that piece of wood .
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you know how,splendid job,outstanding all of this from a wooden back panel,yeah you know how
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excellent well explained i am a upholster here in Barbados for 20 yrs plus and i learned a lot from you really appreciated it
Stanley I am glad to hear that my friend. stay tuned more videos I can come in.
Yeah man I watch as many as possible I've learned so many technique from you that has made my work easy
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When using all vinyl for this, do you still stretchl vinyl boxing when sewing them together? Your videos are VERY informative, thanks for sharing.
Excellent job and you explained the process very well. I have always wondered about the method used on that type of seat. Thanks for taking the time to make and upload the video, I always learn a little bit every time I watch one of your videos.
thanks for watch my videos- stay tune more videos are coming
Incredible job man🤟 as I've said many times before, thank you for sharing your wisdom! If I'm 1/10th as good as you one day ill be stoked! Keep it up man!
do you have any videos of you working on 1986 El Camino Seats?
Meca - How do you remove old vinyl from foam? I do not want to make new foam if possible. I couldnt find that tip on site. Thank you!!!!!
Iris kind of challenge to remove it but make a vidrio..
Just wondering. Somone talked about delamination. In your experience, how does this extra glueing process stand the test of time? By the way it looks magic☺
Thank you David for watch my videos we us upholster know the nothing is forever sooner or later the customer has to repair or replace this seat cover. Like the way I see it : to make this cover last longer . We have to keep on might thise 3 things 1- foam preparation, 2-it is not recommended to use a thin fabric. why? Because required to put a good amount of glue and we don't want that glue come Though the fabric. (Preferable soft fabric.) I don't recommend leather or vinyl for thise seat cover. 3-the last thing let the glue dry properly.. by following those three things I will say this job can last for minimum 8 years. if Customer take care of will last for 15 to 20 years . Other factor very important foam density has to be 2.5 pounds density don't use a less density because is not not going to last for longer.
@@mecaupholsterytips thank you meca. REALLY appreciate you getting back to me☺
How is it that you make a skidsteer molded vinyl seat like on Bobcats? All new foam and design foam or this similar technique? Do you have any skidsteer seat videos. Awesome videos. Thanks Patrick
It is the same technique.
Because is vinyl any Little mistake I will show.. if you are going to make it from the scratch I recommend you to use between 2.5 and 3.5 density foam. Make the design on the foam will take time because you has to sand it smooth as possible. then on top of that I recommend you to put a quarter of an inch headliner foam . That is more then enough to eliminate any bum And the last thing begins tracing the vinyl as you see me doing on that seat don't use hast vinyl. thanks you cowlhwoods for watching my videos .
Great job Meca as usual. I assume these seats are made this way for cost savings, but I would definitely suspect they are maybe prone to delamination problems? Would it be better to spend some time to convert them to a design using Velcro or lasting with wires and hog rings if possible?
You are a hundred percent right my friend . they are made it that way like you say to save money and the thing is there are some customer when they want to reupholster they want the same thing even if I show them a different idea and will look better and I think it will last longer but they wanted the same as original , we can not do nothing about it Dave . Thanks for watch mi videos.
I have a question what is the best way to screw down a fiber glass center console?? Or any fabricated center console to your car?
Sometime I screw the center console to the floor car, before to make any hole you have to make sure nothing is behind under like cable so make sure that
Here is otherway how I do it is get a piece of wood glue it with expandable foam to the floor then you screw the center console to that piece of wood .