You are absolutely AMAZING with your craft! A true artisan!

I love the dedication,a year a go start searching .i was very ill and my older job start being a challenge for me.because of the videos a start last year. now i have my 3 certification i can start now with a new Job.thank you so much Cecar.

Muy profesional su teabajo dos cechaflo gracias

beautiful work!!!

I know this an old video. But it's very pertinent to me now. I'm finding your work incredible. I've begun re-doing my upholstery in my 1967 and 1969 Chevrolet C10 trucks. I'm doing my own sun visors and I found this video of you doing the same visors same visors as mine. The arm rests as well. I've already finished my door panels but thinking of doing them again with something like you do. You've taught me tons and I thank you! I think i have stumbled across my next career!

You are a true craftsman...a forgotten art

A true craftsman. You can see the talent in those hands. Te salieron muy bien!

Beautiful job! Thank you for passing on your knowledge.

Every time I search for car upholstery videos I find this channel, quality craftsmanship at it's best. Superb job, congratulations!

I really love your videos. I am considering a Pfaff 130 to start doing some work myself beyond wrapping little headliners. I just get thr sense you're the most relaxed and cool guy ever. Bravo!

What a nice and talented people living on earth...Thank you for your efforts..

Te quedaron bien perronas, gracias . aprendí algo nuevo

Cesar I want to thank you for your videos, several I have watched over and over. They are a very big help. Please keep them up. Just want to let you know we appreciate them.

From Detroit... ¡Muchas gracias!

Hello Cechaflo, I just completed my 77 Ford F150 sun visors using this video. All went well until I attempted to get my visors beneath the feed foot of my Chandler TDU-N62 sewing machine and it wouldn't fit. So, I had to use a hand awl and put the binding on manually. They look beautiful and I thank you for all of the guidance of your videos. I just wish my feed foot lifted as high as yours must. Thanks again!

Very nice technique! The finished product looks beautiful. That stitching adds a nice touch. Craftsmanship at its best...

wow... they look perfect and will probably last forever wrapped in leather.. nice

excellent videos please keep sharing them.

Muchas gracias nomas Espero el hilo negro ya Tengo todo listo pegado Ya empezaré a coser alas orillas gracias Don Cechaflo nunca me imagine que tendría Un maestro mexicano Que de eso me siento Muy orgulloso y contento A la vez que Dios me lo Bendiga cada día tenga Un lindo y hermoso día Hasta pronto

god bless for taking time for all of us

Thank you that's great. I'm just about to cover the old visors in my Jaguar Mk2. You've been a great help.

Hola estimado. Encontré hace poco tus vídeos. Hago tapicería desde hace 10 años y me ayudan un montón tus vídeos. Sobre todo en los detalles que es donde se ve la calidad del trabajo. Seguí así. Saludos desde Argentina.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you are truly talented!. great work

we thank your teacher too and we thank you too! it is so great videos so educated they help me a lot as a beginer and as amateuer that i am now! i have made some stufs, steering wheels, gear knobs, gear gaiters,and some more, but your videos do help me a lot i really thank you so much you are great!!!

thank you for all of your videos..you do beautiful work :)

Gracias por su tiempo usted es un maestro !!! Yo también hago tapicera y uso agujas #22 y hilo # 69 poliéster y nylon

wow I didn't know you're local. That's great!

I love it !

Great again !

muchisimas Gracias Cesar! Saludos de San Antonio,TX

Parabéns! Trabalho magnifico. Uma obra de arte

Que talento maestro Es Un arte lo que usted hace gracias por tomarse el tiempo y darnos Un tiempo d su tutoriales yo soy hojalatero y aqui aprendiendo Un poco mas saludos desde Minnesota

Buenos vídeos amigo, justamente estoy haciendo trabajos de tapicería a mi Malibu, me cayeron de maravilla sus tutoriales. Saludos desde Venezuela

Cechaflo, you’re quality of work and detail is above and beyond! You take great pride in your work and appreciation to your customer and viewers who are trying to learn upholstery. I agree we can help each other. There is enough work out there for all of us. I was wondering since I’ve never seen that board you’re using if you have a part number or where one could buy some. I appreciate and value all your videos and your willingness to help us. Ray

Thank you for this. I struggle doing these

Muy curioso y cuidado trabajo, gracias por tu video. Saludos desde USA.

Good work

Love these videos there brilliant!

Great job!

I’d bet you could make a mean leather holster in black!

Since I didn't really dare risk my walking foot sewing machine doing it that way on my 1993 Toyota MR2 visors because it's a thick gauge wire frame that had worn out cardboard in the center with foam on both sides, I just hand stitched the baseball stitch pattern around the edge of the two pieces of fabric. I was just too paranoid of the machine's needle hitting the wire frame as tight as I was trying to get them. The foam pieces were still in alright shape so I reused those. Also used a plastic diamond mesh lashed to the wire frames in the same fashion as old style snow shoes instead of new cardboard so it can't be warped damaged from heat and humidity as the originals were damaged. It is a t-top car, so they are more prone to water damage. Basically that plastic mesh stuff you put in rain gutters on the house to keep leaves out. I highly recommend putting the two pieces of fabric together and punching the holes with the sewing machine so the holes on both pieces all line up correctly as you stitch it together by hand, the same basic principle as if you're pre-punching the holes for a steering wheel cover. Glad to see you've been having good success teaching other people your upholstery techniques. Figured I should share my technique for those who discover the perimeter wire frame is how their visors are made. ;-D

cechaflo OK thanks yes I'm in Los Angeles

I would love a tip video for the new visors that have a plastic with teeth instead of cardboard. The set I have to recover my client tried to pop apart first and have dulled most of the teeth.

I love your videos. They have taught me so much. In the video I see that the foam was glued on but I not understanding how the leather is attached. With glue along the edge too? Thank you.

Absolutamente impecable trabajo, como siempre! Yo pensaba que coser a máquina cuero que había sido unido con pegamento de contacto provocaría que la aguja se manchase de pegamento y acabase por atascarse Veo en sus vídeos que no hay problema :-)

I would love to have you do my sun visors if you are in the Southern California area.

شكرا جزيلا على هذا الفديو

Gracias por tomar el tiempo de publicar estos videos, en el caso de los visores que no abren y que se tienen que coser a mano, se tendria que hacer un pattern con tape como los shift knobs? tal vez pueda hacer un video sobre eso. Gracias y saludos desde Dallas Tx.

Ah you are in Mexico. I wondered where you were. Love your videos.

don César dispense que lo moleste mucho pero por favor me podría decir donde puedo comprar ese cartón CELTEC por favor

Hopefully I can get another answer. After folding both halves together with the binding, I getting a lot of skipped stitches. I have a Sailrite Fabricator so strength isn't the problem. works fine on thinner things. Any advise? Also what kind of presser feet are those?

I just sewed today the perimeter of the visor and it didn't go well. for one thing, my presser feet lacks a little bit of going high enough. I definitely want binding on mine where most people just fold the fabric inside sew it an be done. I want mine to be somewhat like the original style. I will just have to think over my strategy. I don't know where to buy the cardboard you use. then I guess the point is to make it wider so you can sew through it. I ripped it all apart and starting over

Nice work. Where can I find the insole cardboard. I cannot find to buy online.

I really love your work..Your gallery and the wide range of variety you as an expert... what color was use on these sun visors.. what shade of red and vinyl..

Do you have any videos on upholstery jobs done on the big fluffy pillow type of seats with buttons . Like the type of seats that came in a 1952 Pontiac Chieftain after it for a good mexican tuck and roll job out Cali? lol

Cechaflo, I have a difficult time with french seems and visors, Keeping straight stitch? I have a Juki 563 with standard clutch motor. It seems you are able to walk a stitch at a time. Does your machine have a servo motor and is it helpfull?

Is that a special edging you have purchased, or did you create it from a scrap of leather? Thanks

De donde compra su material

hi just wondering where you brought your electric leather shaver from or where you can purchase one off the internet i only have a hand one iam in australia

hate to keep bugging you about the same project, but I've already messed up twice. when you add the leather or vinyl, do you tuck it over 1 inch on the inside before you sandwich it or do you cut it flush? you are literally the only person I've seen do a binding on a sunvisor. I also used some pollywall that was available in one of my stores. it's just sheet vinyl. It's a little harder to cut, but it's the same thickness and you can still score it to bend

What stitch length are you using? I'm recovering a pair from my 67 Mustang Fastback. thank you

Muy buenos vídeos !!! Me gustaría saber q número de aguja y q clase de hilo usa ? Gracias .

Don cechaflo me podría Recomendar que clase De cuero puedo usar para Un cielo de carro mustan 1964 1/2 por favor le Agradezco.

I am so glad you stopped doing the pixilated changes, it is very distracting, and makes it hard for me to focus properly. On the good side, I think if I have enough bits of leather left over, I will recover my sunvisors too now, thanks

Hola Don cechaflo que tal como le va. Don cechaflo tengo una pregunta trate de hacer unas Sun visors Pero la puntada de.emsima Queda muy bonita pero la De abajo queda diferente.no queda Igual que la de emfrente por que Será

Hi Cechaflo , doing my first set of visors and got two questions for you. What brand / kind of glue are you using ? And what kind of walking feet are you using? Hope for a prompt response so i can finish them, thank you Rineke

Buenas Noches, cual es el nombre del carton que usa?? Donde lo compra?? Precio ?? Veo que tiene un nombre estampado?? Esto me ayudaria mucho. Gracias! Usted es un real maestro. Increible su talento.

I also have a juki 563. I tried to do the exact same thing with an older pair of chevy c10 visors. I cant get everything under the foot. Really disappointed. Any suggestions?

cechaflo ese video es viejo pero es de los mejores me ha enseñado una tecnica importantisima pregunta...el materia que usastes para las viseras es cartulina de 1\16?

Hola Maestro espero que se encuentre bien. quisiera hacerle una pregunta sobre la maquina que uso en este video, que tipo de maquina uso para rebajar la piel que utiloso en el rivete o la orilla de las viseras ( sunvisorrs). lemandamos un caluroso saludo desde Kokomo Indiana USA.

que pegamento usa y cual es la tecnica para que se peguen bien las partes?

how wide is the binding strip before and after folding?

What foot do you use, to get so close doing the trim?

What sewing machine do you use? Another great job thanks for sharing

cechaflo what kind of glue are you using to brush on?

excelente su trabajo maestro,disculpe que marca de hilo y que calibre es el que usa?

Debe colocar los materiales que estas utilizando.

don César buenos días por favor me podría decir donde compra el cartón CELTEC que ocupa para los sin visor por favor

Can I ask what thread and needle you used? Lovely job.

Que pie o prenda telas husa para este trabajo ? El mismo que husa para todo?

Hola Cesar! En donde podre encontrar el "insole cardboard" para renovar los sun visors? Tengo familiares en Piedras Negras que me lo podran consiger en donde quiera que me diga. Gracias Francisco

Any recommendations for a sawing machine

What kind of presser foot is this? Thank you!

excelente amigo cesar, una pregunta como se llama ese pie?

How wide was your binding strip measurements

Buenos días Don cechaflo ere unas sunvisors de vinyl Es el mismo proceso

Qué material ese de color negro que aplicas sobre el celtec

Don Hola que tal como Le a Idoo, Don cechaflo La costura la cose sobre La orilla del cartón o va Solamente en la orilla Del material por favor me hace saber, tenga un Buen día.

What kind of glue did you use?

Dear Mr. Cechaflo, how can I shave the leather to half its size? to make the welt etc. If we don't have the machine you have?

well let me know if you want a challenge because I want to have my seats redone with ostrich and raw bullhide and they will have two color tones hell of a challenge you can make a video. lol

OK gracias Amigo I do appreciate it if you decide to make one though please send it to me

What machine is that at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eK2ld5Res6erl58.html with the sparks coming out the side?

Que pie o prenda telas husa ?

Hello Cesar, At last videos that are aimed at total beginners! They will help me when I do the leather upholstery for my 1935 Austin Seven ARQ interior. www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/forum/phpbb/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=17425 Keep them coming please. Geoff

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