What is the white fabric you put over the cotton on deck

If you or your customer wants the cane stained and a clear finish applied, you may want to hold off on the glue as the stain may not penetrate it. I have done many chairs over the years and rarely used glue, and those chairs are still holding up.

Question how is the process in a round chair? Do you have a demo on how to tackle it?

Thank you for generously sharing your know how. The last steep of tiding the loose ends below was not in the demo. I think this steep is important and good to have. Alejandro

Oh, your “wasn’t take easy” comment has me laughing out loud! These videos are amazing. I’m working on a chair that I fully took down to the wood frame, and your very detailed steps are sooooo helpful! I almost have the inside pieces done and just finished watching the rest of the series to line out all of my remaining steps. I now feel confident after watching these (multiple times) that I know what to do. Thank you so much for taking the time to film and post these. And wow is upholstery a lot more involved than I would have guessed!!! I have an all new respect!!!

How did you get the springs back on normal?

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Patterns???

Packing tape or house sheathing tape is a hundred times better than masking tape.

Thanks...how about adding firebricks in the stove...that might help the heat on the floor?

Does it spin or vibrate?

Where do you source your horse hair?

Nice video, but you should have had more light, it is hard to see the front of the seat when you have your hands are there. What size staples did you use, 1/4", 5/16"? Thanks for the great information though.

Thank you very much for your video.noce job.

I have been trying to find information or guidance on coil spring placement... like how far apart? how far from the edge? should the springs be about an inch higher than the finished seat? can you use staples instead of tacks to secure the spring ties? also there is sometimes a cross support (wood piece) at the back and the front of the chair in all 4 corners (like in your video) to space out my springs evenly is it ok to put them slightly under this wood piece or will that cause problems or make noise? hope that makes sense

Awesome videos my friend!

very nice work, proffessionally

this guy is upset over a $25 tool... not only that but it can easily be fixed by using adhesive to put it back on... OBVIOUSLY the pad can be replaced THERE IS A SCREW RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE HOLDING IT ON.... you would think a man thats worked in a shop and that is standing beside a giant rack of screws, nuts, and bolts, that you would know a thing or 2 about taking tools apart and fixing them.... but even if you didnt know how to do this Grade 9 level fix.. ITS ONLY $25...............

Looks good except the foam repair you can see through the vinyl. I would have done a better job on the foam repair.

This is the best set of videos for reupholstering a video I've ever seen. You explain and demonstrated so carefully and clearly. Thank you from my heart for sharing your time, knowledge and skills. I will always be grateful for your set of videos.

Good job Thank you

Nice review

You don't need a special part for dust collection. My standard shop vac worked fine.

Great video. Thank you.

Wow. This is definitely a job for experts! Amazing!

Very helpful, thank you!

what's the glue

I like it 👌

What wheel bearing/ hub assembly are you using? Great job on the arch

A little bead of elmers glue!? That sir is a lot of glue and may I ask why do you do that?

Good video! Thanks

Should have show tying off or wrapping cane on the underside of chair. Other than that, nice job.

Thanks for the video, where did you purchase the foam and other material.

Good video. I’m wondering if I can use a 2x4 to brace the broken plywood of my couch. That way I wouldn’t have to replace the clips.

Simply superb video!

Great explanation far, here because I want to weave a seat for a miniature chair. I just wish you wouldn't use your staple gun with it facing towards you

This is by far the best video on this ive seen. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this detailed walk through. I wanted that new fabric to be a bit more than beige :) but it is not my chair. The fabric choice sure does show everything. Not easy. Lovely Chair.

Stupendous! Who would have thought

Great video, but that's an extreme beginner polisher, it's no good to do any correction work with. Its basically just a wax spreader.

Why can't the old cover remain in place? That's a lot of work to remove a couple hundred staples. Otherwise, love the video.

I have this big ass couch one year old that broke similar to this one except mine broke in the edge roll where they connected the springs to. Then I only have two of those butt catcher sinking bar thingys lol I would have at least thought there would be four of those with how wide and long this couch is. But anywho flipped it thinking I would have an easy fix no this couch is made of nothing but plywood and not only is the roll bar broke in half the two butt catching thingys are broke as well. I paid way to much money to throw this away in only one year of usage. I don't know where to begin for someone who doesn't have tools.

Hi , loving your video of upholstering a winged chair. ….unfortunately I can’t see how the back of the chair was quilted with the horse hair then the muslin cloth….can you direct me to the back of the chair. Many thanks lizK

Brilliant videos, i absolutely loved watching the chair get fully restored. Sir you are awesome at what you do and I wish you every success in the future

Just got a park Sherman sharpeners that squeaks. I've tried opening but can't get the darned front faceplate off. Any suggestions?

Hello and I was watching you tie springs and I can not find the video that follows this one “the side to side” will you help me with where to find it?

I think it's pretty important to note that new covers usually have all sorts of creases in them and it helps to work in a warm space and keep the cover warm with a hair dryer while working.

Thank you so much for sharing this video (pt 5-6-7) helped me to repair an old armchair that I could not afford to. Have professionally upholstered. Such a valuable video and your explanation is so understanding.. Thanks again and god bless

I cannot believe how lucky I am to have found this video! I have an IKEA sofa that is broken in a way that is functionally identical to the one in this video. (Taking this sucker apart is going to be a bit more complicated.) For what I paid when I bought it used in 2008, the sofa has given me plenty of life. Still, I'd rather not add it to the dump/garbage when it can be repaired. So, video in hand, a zig zag tool on the way, and a list of power tools to buy (I just bought a house and I have six dining room chairs to repair, so I'm going to need them eventually), here we go. Wish me luck!

This video inspired me not to try to repair my chair and just get a new one.