Upholstery Tips - How you can do this design for Seat .

Would like to learn about upholstery? here i show how you can do it in very simple way
Upholstery Tips - How You can do this design for Seat.
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THE PURPOSE OF THIS CHANNEL IS NOT TO HIRING OR LOOK FOR EMPLOYEES It is only to give you an idea of how classic cars Interior are made or can be made and how can you repair regulars seats Reupholster headline Install a convertible top Etc.
EL PROPOSITO DE ESTE CANAL NO ES PARA CONTRATAR O BUSCAR EMPLEADOS es solamente para darles una idea de como los interiores de los carros clasicos estan hechos o como los puedes hacer y como puedes reparar los acintos, retapizasr los techos de los carros tambien como puedes instalar las capotas de los convertible
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[@QuietTom]

This is so great. Thank you Mario. I would love to see how this is set into the rest of the cover.

[@toniclarke118]

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. Something so simple you have done but it’s looking fantastic.

[@davidparker2882]

Youve given me a great direction to go in crafting scale model interior seats... beautiful work! That is artisan craftsmanship you have there, my friend. Really glad i found this video.👍

[@2010bigfathen]

This man knows his stuff!!

[@upholsterytips]

Thanks for watching my videos

[@Kleiminc]

Amazing work!
Thank you!!!

[@vayabroder729]

I love Master Mario’s mastery; I am so delighted watching how he does his magic. Thank you!!

[@upholsterytips]

I am glad that you are enjoying my videos

[@kevinsimms3923]

Well done 👍

[@ReggieSotio]

Ty sir iv learn a lot from you

[@bigsquatchsasfoot1964]

Remarkable work thank you for your instruction 👌👍

[@upholsterytips]

Thanks for watching my videos

[@user-eo9ie4wr1w]

I just wanted to thank you very much for your videos they are very helpful I hope you continue because I learn something on everyone I see thank you

[@1001books1]

Great job.❤ thanks

[@setthehook4me]

Amazing work!
Your instructions are...perfecto

[@upholsterytips]

Thanks

[@papergatorzfedducca7998]

Thank you 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@floridabeardedwoodworker]

awesome channel thanks

[@akchaudharyseatcover7513]

Nice work

[@abcardenas35]

Thanks you bro 🙏 🙌 ❤️

[@jimbob3708]

I didn't understand how when I saw the thumbnail; but now I get it. You're basically combining classic tuck and roll and.. I call it "candy striping", the alternating colored pleats

[@mrupholsteryman]

I wonder what is faster...to stitch the panels to make the loop and then slide the foam inside the channel? OR... to already have the foam in that channel and then sew the vinyl or leather around the foam as it is already in place.
I do like the accents between the channels! I may do this with my Mustang one day (or month.... or year?!) Haha!
Thanks for the idea!
I can also see LED strips in these as well
I did something similar with the phosphor coated wired accent lines. Where the kit came with crazy glue to glue it on the car panels. This was around the time with Neon lights under the cars. I stitched some boat window vinyl and made my own lighted cording as opposed to leaving glue everywhere. I stitched this into my 1991 Escort Gt door panels above the factory blue line. At night the door would open and along with the interior light....the door panel lit up. As well as the visors. I put a strip of those in the same clear vinyl and left the selvage long to capture the added cording to the visors and had that wired up in the same circuit with the dome light.
Technology has definitely allowed some more customization with the interior of the cars.
With the LED strips (vs the tiny wires) they definitely put out more light.
Again. Thanks for the video!

[@BrainDeadEngineering]

You have to show every thing you know in life to others. Its not what you take to Heaven ..it what you leave behind , you will last till infinity on both sides of the gate ! Hero in life not in death ! )

[@idiotluggage]

Thank you for another great video. What is the pencil/tool you are using to m=put the chalk marks on the red vinyl?

[@sethbrayer504]

Not only do I think your work is incredible, but I also love the way that you teach, the way that you make challenging tasks seem achievable when broken down to their simplest form… and most importantly the way that you inspire me to try incredible things with your words of encouragement.
In gratitude 🙌🏻🪡🙏

[@clintonsmith3683]

Do you have any photos to share of this panel in a finished seat?

[@foesfly3047]

I wish my Spanish was as good as your English ♠️

[@scottsmith2869]

Thanks for all of your tips! Great video!!! What is the blue spray and how does it help?
Can you give a link to the silver pin your use to mark in the vinyl?

[@iDeviceChgr]

I was wondering the same thing 👍 need to get a pen for marking out lines

[@deanrevis7294]

This is great, what type of sewing machine are you using?

[@upholsterytips]

I use conswe 226

[@raymanelia9574]

I need to know what is the name of the white pencil you are using to mark the fabric, please

[@billcrosssc430]

What's your stitch per inch 🤔

[@BelindaTOV]

❤❤🇨🇦👩🏼👍🏼❤❤

[@floweringcherry5952]

Шию і вчу по вашим відео англійську.