How To Reupholster Dinging Room Chair - 2016
we show you how to change the fabric on your dining room chairs
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we show you how to change the fabric on your dining room chairs
Website: www.elitefurniturerepairservice.com
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very helpful video, thanks a lot. i would love to see closer how the corners are folded thought.
ReplyDeleteYour videos are amazing hope you make more soon thank you
ReplyDeleteThis is a good video its a shame there's no information on the tools needed. Hoping for more videos :)
ReplyDeleteGreat Job! Thank you so much for making this video.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Thanks
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of material is the backing?
ReplyDeleteIf you fixed the spelling of dinging room to dining room you would probably get more views as it would be easier to search for
ReplyDeleteDing-dong, ding-dong, there goes the dinging bell for dinging in my dinging room. I prefer to dine in my dining room, but to each his own....
ReplyDeleteI so wanted to do this project but I'll be damned if I can find a dinging room chair in my whole house!
ReplyDeleteI liked your technique but I wish you had the microphone a little closer and maybe a bit more explanatory dialogue. Close-ups when doing the corners would also help this rookie. Thank you for posting; this was very helpful.
ReplyDeleteSorry was this how NOT to re-upholster a chair. The corners should ALWAYS be left until last- read any book on the subject.
ReplyDeleteOk i got the seat done before i found this video.. i dont think i did too bad, my concern is the back with no sewing machine, is it possible its curvy im going to try and send you pics on fb to see if you have a video on that. Great video btwppa1
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get your coiled blue air hose ?
ReplyDeleteThanks hank
what kind of wood is it?
ReplyDeleteSeriously,I liked the video BUT did you tell him "less talking?" He did the work I think he did a good job!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much... I've never done this before and your video was really helpful.
ReplyDeleteGreat ,,Thanks for ur time and showing ..
ReplyDeleteNot helpful for a first timer, can't see what he did with the corners
ReplyDeleteNot the way I teach my upholsterers to do it but this method does get the job done.
ReplyDeleteThis tutorial is just OK for teaching the DIY'er a simple way to recover a dining room seat..
Awesome video
ReplyDeleteThat guy is great! But, the camera guy saying "less talking" is really condescending! The man just did a great job for YOU camera guy! Give him a little respect, thank you!
ReplyDelete"Less talking"??? I saw "MORE TALKING" I could listen to that guy the whole video. Not only that, what's his name? It would be nice to have a name to go with the craftsmanship.
ReplyDelete"Less talking"??? I say "MORE TALKING" I could listen to that guy the whole video. Not only that, what's his name? It would be nice to have a name to go with the craftsmanship.
ReplyDeleteI noticed you don't have / add any poly batting between the foam and the fabric. Many videos do. I'm almost done with my 4 chairs and was looking up corner tips. I did not put any batting. What are your thoughts on batting vs no batting ? When to use and when not to?
ReplyDeleteI DONT WANT TO KNOW ABOUT SOME STUPID ASS GOD DAMN APT WHY IS CORCORAN REAL ESTATE ABLE TO PUT THE STUPID ASS BANNER IN THE WAY WITHOUT AN OPTION TO GET RID OF IT TYPICAL B/S FROM A REALTOR FIGURES
ReplyDeletedinging room?
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time and effort to share this video. Thanks most of all to the man that did the demo. You should have had a mic on you instead of the "announcer". Hats off to you, sir! Thanks so much! :)
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