Motorcycle custom seat upholstery diy moped cover Puch Magnum X

[@RunPlayBack]

This is awesome, loving your custom work man. Subscribed! 🙌

[@Corn-ped]

Thanks man!

[@thomasmaj]

Where were you back when I needed a new seat for my Triumph lol?? That is great work, thank you for the tutorial.

[@thr33]

Super clean! A man of many talents.

[@benweissman4410]

Wow well done bravo good job u got skillz bro 💪

[@Corn-ped]

Thanks!

[@jayknight850]

Very nice! Thanks for videoing your efforts

[@jimbrodhagen165]

Great video! Really well edited, too 💚

[@MrIntercoolers]

Great video. Thank you

[@Corn-ped]

Glad you liked it!

[@jenblack80]

Dang. This is awesome!

[@Corn-ped]

Thanks Jen! Are you working on a custom seat?

[@jenblack80]

@@Corn-ped Well, I wasn't. But I might now! I was planning on ordering a cover for my Free Spirit on eBay but this has really inspired me.....now to find out if my mom's machine will go through that many layers.....lol

[@Corn-ped]

@@jenblack80 go slow and help the flywheel with your hand! You got this!

[@2STROKESTUFFING]

Awesome! Wish I watched this before I did the sitting matt + welding jacket seat on the Ender, might have approached it differently....

[@Corn-ped]

Thanks it's really not that difficult. The hardest part is getting the line straight.

[@RexFixx]

DAAAAAMMMNNN If my 81’ seat looked like this, it has 1cm hole in it and the leather looks nice but the leather is old soo its crisp

[@Corn-ped]

Redo it!

[@KoalaKoala00]

Wow incredible work. You deserve way more subscribers

[@Corn-ped]

Thank you! They are coming.

[@tooflyklu]

Why not use a staple gun?

[@Corn-ped]

some how I missed this comment. I couldn't use a staple gun because this seat pan is metal. When I have plastic pans I use a stapler and prefer it.