but of course! Why didn't I think to cut the old fabric diagonally from the middle. I struggled all afternoon taking the tacks off first! Lateral thinking. Thanks a very instructive video. Now to put my chair together again.
This is wonderful work and you made it look easy. I am new and bought amazing chairs that need to be upholstered. Can you share what tools you used? Can you use something other than a glue gun? Is there something to stitch up the binding to chair? Thanks.
I don’t quite understand how you dealt with the cut out corners on the seat back. This is the only video I have hound with chairs like these, like mine. I have rewatched in slo mo but can’t quite see how you deal with this issue.
Beautiful. I am going to upholster a friends old Grandmothers rocking chair which has had the wood painted years ago. (Dark brown). The wood looks to be a beautiful pecan. Where the paint has rubbed away, the chair is beautiful. The brown paint is gummy and stinks. What can I clean this wood with?
Great job, thanks, I can do this, I was concerned about the back inset cording but it looks like it is a double cording, with the raw edge on the back of the double cording.
Thank you for the video this is exactly what I have .. how do I know if I need to replace the foam cushion? It’s an antique chair that feels like the cushion is in great condition but idk if there’s dust etc all in the foam from being so old?
If it is a loose cushion, you would see a fine yellow dust on the decking underneath. If it’s a tight seat, the yellow dust would be trapped or falling out of the bottom dust cover. Either way, once you are dissatisfied with the cushion, I would replace it.
@@MarksUpholstery are you on any other platforms? I’d like to ask a couple questions about this chair (possibly send a pic). I wanted to do faux leather but not sure if it’s even possible.
@@MarksUpholstery I’ve basically spent 12 hours in all trying to answer my own questions and it’s a shot in the dark everytime or just not quite what I need - so wanted to ask you!
Nice job of lining up the stripes on the back with the stripes on the seat. I think I mention that every time you do a stripe. P.S. - Not sure I would ever want to walk around your shop without shoes. Do you ever leave there with staples stuck to the bottom of your shoes? Lol
but of course! Why didn't I think to cut the old fabric diagonally from the middle. I struggled all afternoon taking the tacks off first! Lateral thinking. Thanks a very instructive video. Now to put my chair together again.
That shot into the trash can was everything 😂
Excellent work and I like the piping. Fine fabric for your chair and the music inspired me to watch to the end*
You are my new favorite upholstery training source. I like your no nonsense approach to the job. Your confidence in your ability shows.
Thank you LeAnn
This is wonderful work and you made it look easy. I am new and bought amazing chairs that need to be upholstered. Can you share what tools you used? Can you use something other than a glue gun? Is there something to stitch up the binding to chair? Thanks.
Beautiful job, very easy to follow. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for this! Very helpful in my upcoming reupholstering project.
Beautiful workmanship
I am an upholster to!! I love your works!! Thank's!
May I ask where you are from?. Thanks L’atelier
@@MarksUpholstery i am from Québec, QC Canada
The new fabric is definitely a better choice. It came out beautiful.👍
Thank you Elizabeth
Thank you for sharing! I have an iron inlet chair- such a pain to reupholster. I started with one and it was a process! Any tips?
You are amazing at what you do, and I enjoy watching you work! Do you have any videos on how to upholster chairs with the metal/iron backs?
None I know of. I’ll keep it in mind for a possible future video
@@MarksUpholstery thank you!
Mark, just do my chairs for me please! You are really good at this!
I don’t quite understand how you dealt with the cut out corners on the seat back. This is the only video I have hound with chairs like these, like mine. I have rewatched in slo mo but can’t quite see how you deal with this issue.
In most cases you only need to pull the fabric into the middle
It will help us know the name and sickness of the materials
Beautiful. I am going to upholster a friends old Grandmothers rocking chair which has had the wood painted years ago. (Dark brown). The wood looks to be a beautiful pecan. Where the paint has rubbed away, the chair is beautiful. The brown paint is gummy and stinks.
What can I clean this wood with?
May need to use a paint stripper. I’m not a refinisher, but I’d start with that, then evaluate a second coat before sanding
Great job, thanks, I can do this, I was concerned about the back inset cording but it looks like it is a double cording, with the raw edge on the back of the double cording.
How do you make the covered cording, is it a double cording? I know it must be send with a machine
I use a double welt foot. Personally, I do the first welt single then use the double
I wish you lived in Florida near me. I would love to have our laz-y-boy recliner recovered. 😊
Would you please show how to remove the inset fabric covered portion of the back from its surrounding wood frame?
Will when I have another one, thanks
Awesome job Mark
What is the white strip of plastic you put on the bottom before you put the final backing on?
Cardboard tack strip
Thank you for the video this is exactly what I have .. how do I know if I need to replace the foam cushion? It’s an antique chair that feels like the cushion is in great condition but idk if there’s dust etc all in the foam from being so old?
If it is a loose cushion, you would see a fine yellow dust on the decking underneath. If it’s a tight seat, the yellow dust would be trapped or falling out of the bottom dust cover.
Either way, once you are dissatisfied with the cushion, I would replace it.
@@MarksUpholstery ok thank you so much for responding and helping 🙌🏻
@@MarksUpholstery are you on any other platforms? I’d like to ask a couple questions about this chair (possibly send a pic). I wanted to do faux leather but not sure if it’s even possible.
@@MarksUpholstery I’ve basically spent 12 hours in all trying to answer my own questions and it’s a shot in the dark everytime or just not quite what I need - so wanted to ask you!
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Nice job of lining up the stripes on the back with the stripes on the seat. I think I mention that every time you do a stripe. P.S. - Not sure I would ever want to walk around your shop without shoes. Do you ever leave there with staples stuck to the bottom of your shoes? Lol
I keep a pair wire cutters in my kitchen drawer to remover staples and tacks👍🏼. Thanks Alice
Lovely 😊
What kind of stapler do you use?
Rainco
Upholstery stapler Rainco R1B 7C-16 supplier:staplemania
OHMYGOODNESS, THANK YOU!
Something is wrong here. Why haven’t you hit 100K subscribers with such amazing videos? 👴🏻🇦🇺
I wonder the same thing 😋, thanks Mark
Great job!!
Can you tell me what tack/ staple gun you are using ??
I use Rainco
Mark I have followed step by step covering a French chair. What is the cutting tool
You use??
I usually use my pocket knife. Thanks Deborah
What is tool you are using? Stapler???
Rainco
What type of gun are you using?
Rainco
Great Job! However, you did not show how to remove and replace the seat on the base of chair.
This one had Phillip screws. Not all are the same
I have to say that fabric originally on the chair was definitely not appealing 😂 I love the new fabric choice👍🏻
Thanks Ann🙂
where is your slop located?
Tulsa
What is the webbing on the inset back made of?
Synthetic plastic