Replacement Sling Covers in less than 20 min a chair / Jon's DIY

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Too many thought refurbishing the sling chairs was too difficult so they did not give it a shot. I will show you here on the fly how easy this can be. Also how little time it takes.
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  • @tanyasquickmeals764
    @tanyasquickmeals764 2 года назад +4

    I'm about to try it after watching your video about 20 times.

  • @bettydarling2445
    @bettydarling2445 3 года назад +5

    Great instruction. I leave my chairs out stacked and covered thru the snow. This usually isn’t an issue, but this year the cover blew off. People went through 2 of the 4 chairs over the 4th of July. Glad I can repair them before the next pool party!

  • @tanyasquickmeals764
    @tanyasquickmeals764 2 года назад +4

    It was tough but I did it! I'm working on the second chair and one slot is so much tighter than the other. I think the regular patio chairs may be easier but these "high grade" swivel chairs are just too much. Don't think I'll be doing that kind again.

  • @christineshotton824
    @christineshotton824 6 месяцев назад +1

    How quick you got your timing down.
    Hey if it takes a 3 day weekend one would have furniture like new, with the latest fabrics to last another 5 years.
    🎉🙌👏

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  6 месяцев назад

      So my first set of chairs with the stipes lasted about 4 years before they faded and did not look good. But they were not outdoor material and I left them outside in the rain, sun, snow. With this set I used the more expensive outdoor all-weather material. It's been three years now on the same back porch. These look like I put the fabric on yesterday. sewing the fabric was the easy part. Getting them back on the chairs proves to be a bit more difficult. Thanks for your comment. Jon

  • @jasonjackson5696
    @jasonjackson5696 Год назад +3

    Putting a small amount of Vaseline in the groove makes the process much easier

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  Год назад +3

      Or a quick shot of WD-40.

  • @SJtoobsox
    @SJtoobsox 2 года назад +1

    Excellent

  • @maryharris6499
    @maryharris6499 3 года назад +5

    What settings are your sewing machine on? How big is the fold for the slide rods?

    • @christineshotton824
      @christineshotton824 6 месяцев назад

      Look at your original fabric when you remove it as a possible guide.
      Look up your type of machine and then google not just the settings but what type thread for outdoor furniture.
      Hope that helps.

  • @upnorthmazurs
    @upnorthmazurs 2 года назад +2

    suggestions on where I can but/find replacement end caps for sling chairs....... our original ones just crumble from UV damage

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  2 года назад

      amzn.to/3KOZUX2 Mostly on Amazon make sure you find the same style.

  • @FilomenaJackStudio
    @FilomenaJackStudio 3 года назад +2

    If you sew the end of the channel closed the plastic pieces won’t poke through. I am assuming lol. Thanks for this!

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 года назад +1

      Flomena you are 100% correct but if you are familiar with my videos you would know that I really do make it up as I go along. And in my introduction to my channel I tell viewers to improve on my design. Which you definitely did in this case. I think I did a few your way but just did not catch it on video. Thanks for watching and don’t forget to subscribe. Jon

    • @chrisspeelman7700
      @chrisspeelman7700 2 года назад +1

      Lmao

  • @Mike87S
    @Mike87S 3 месяца назад +1

    2 yards were enough for all 5 chairs?

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 месяца назад

      yes. the rolls were very wide. so picture it rolling from are rest to arm rest. Still had plenty left over

  • @cadenadeportiva
    @cadenadeportiva Год назад +2

    where did you buy the material

  • @terrysoward4537
    @terrysoward4537 3 года назад

    Jon. I too would like to know the settings used. I did buy the sewing machine off of your link. Would be helpful. Thanks in advance

  • @MrTexaz101
    @MrTexaz101 2 года назад +1

    I bought similar chairs and the fabric deteriorated within a year. But the aluminum frame is intact. I hate to replace the fabric every year or so, is there an alternative?

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  2 года назад +3

      Saul, The fabric I am using in this video is still going strong. When you go into a fabric store ask the clerk to show you where the outdoor material is. This stuff is great and has shown no signs of wear yet since the posting of this video. And my back deck is brutal. facebook.com/JONSDIY/photos/pcb.2955831108065679/2955830501399073/

  • @pleather75
    @pleather75 3 года назад +1

    I have the same chairs you used in your demonstration. Do you have the nam of the manufacturer or model name or number?

  • @sharpdressed1799
    @sharpdressed1799 Год назад

    Was wondering how you remove the stubborn screws/bolts that secure the sling to the frame. I don’t want to ruin the chair.

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  Год назад +1

      Vice grips. Only had issue with one.

  • @FriedaKleinsasser
    @FriedaKleinsasser Год назад

    Where can I get new fiberglass cord

  • @jun3st3r
    @jun3st3r 3 года назад +3

    Hello, What type of thread did you use to do the sewing?
    -Thanks

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 года назад +7

      V-92 Polyester thread for outdoor use.. Comes in any color.

    • @jun3st3r
      @jun3st3r 3 года назад +2

      @@JONSDIY Thank you Jon. Very informative video and I'm going to give this a shot.

  • @robinvanauken9536
    @robinvanauken9536 2 года назад

    What needle did you use, please?

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  2 года назад

      a standard sewing needle. Nothing special.

    • @joshfullbright7678
      @joshfullbright7678 5 месяцев назад

      if you use the proper heavy thread, needle #16 or #18, my machine ran fine with a 16

  • @MsMediachic
    @MsMediachic 3 года назад

    Where did you get your fabric?

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 года назад +2

      Joann Fabric.

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 года назад +1

      They also sell the exact same fabric at Fabric Hut. It’s just a little more expensive.

  • @MariahChan96
    @MariahChan96 3 года назад

    If my fabric ends up being too long after I pull it through the chair do I have to take it out and essential start over??

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 года назад

      No, just adjust one side to compensate for the length. Then refit.

    • @MariahChan96
      @MariahChan96 3 года назад

      @@JONSDIY I'm not sure what you mean. Just have one side stick out and put the end cap on the other side?

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 года назад

      @@MariahChan96 no I meant pull the slide out that is a little bit longer pull the thread just on that one side and then shorten it you should be good to go

  • @jimfraunberger4517
    @jimfraunberger4517 3 года назад

    I don’t have a sewing machine

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  3 года назад

      not much hope for you to do a DIY then. :-)

  • @grantheinrich8312
    @grantheinrich8312 2 года назад

    Can I pay u to make me a set for my chairs?

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  2 года назад

      I would need the frames and you would need to be local.

    • @jennythomson4475
      @jennythomson4475 Год назад

      @@JONSDIY what would you estimate the labor cost to be for the replacement of fabric for each chair

    • @JONSDIY
      @JONSDIY  Год назад

      @@jennythomson4475 Labor? I have no idea, I do not do this for a living and therefore have no overhead. I simply just show you how you can do it yourself and can tell you how much it cost me to do it myself.

  • @badtolz2122
    @badtolz2122 5 месяцев назад

    "No loose end"... you sound like Hillary