How to pattern/template anything, auto upholstery

In this video a show you how to pattern/template anything in a vehicle.
I show you the tools that you will need and show you step by step how it is done
Patterning plastic, push pins and double sided tape from www.kayospruce.com/
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[@robcombs7505]

Thank you so much for these instructional videos. I re upholster furniture, but have been helping teach my brother in law how to refurbish his E type jaguar automobiles. As he is a noted SME on authentic engine restorations, the seat restorations have to be true to the original fabrication. I used your seat and this pattern video as training material. We have made test covers and he was very pleased. Thank you again for the high level of detail, it makes all the difference.

[@coastalcushionco8227]

Glad to be of help

[@robd7703]

Thank you. So interesting to see how this is done.

[@coastalcushionco8227]

You are very welcome

[@coastalcushionco8227]

You are very welcome

[@blue32nu]

I use white cambric fabric for patterning. Found it works better for me but seeing other people methods is always good to know.

[@coastalcushionco8227]

Thanks for sharing!

[@elvis1736]

I asked about this stuff a while back. Thanks for the video. I was able to find a US version here. Got 10 yards coming

[@coastalcushionco8227]

That's good to know

[@thetruthwithin1]

What was it called?

[@elvis1736]

@@thetruthwithin1 dura Skrim it’s $7.70 US a yard x54”. Seems like it’s about the same stuff you did this video of. I’m excited to try it out soon

[@stevenm3141]

The fact is the information gained here is good for any vehicle! So important to learn as much as possible. There is no vehicle that is complete until the interior is done!

[@coastalcushionco8227]

Well said Steven, thanks for watching

[@duaneraw5367]

Thank you so much for this video. Love your work

[@coastalcushionco8227]

Thanks for the comment

[@saltiresam]

Cracking Job. Thanks for the update.

[@coastalcushionco8227]

No problem 👍

[@johnmccoy1478]

Thanks for sharing.

[@coastalcushionco8227]

Thanks for watching!

[@divineupholstery7608]

Which leather did you use on the defender with the brown/black door card? Loving the content

[@coastalcushionco8227]

It is from Crest, legacy range

[@kevinjackson9406]

Great video , Could your share where to buy the Fibertex from Thanks.

[@coastalcushionco8227]

kayospruce

[@darklabelleather]

I am looking for some spreadable glue for leather. With so many brands not sure wich ones are good. Do you have any suggestions? I am based in the UK. Thanks

[@coastalcushionco8227]

What type of leather are you using and what are you gluing it to?

[@darklabelleather]

@@coastalcushionco8227 I mainly use veg tan leather. And looking for some brushable glue ( something similar to resistol 5000 or vl 2000) to bond leather pieces together. Thanks

[@coastalcushionco8227]

I use ego stick impact

[@m.g.5203]

@@darklabelleather try Variotex GT30 from Germany, maybe it's good for you.

[@darklabelleather]

@@m.g.5203 Thanks

[@tomsummerville2420]

Is it four by eight

[@coastalcushionco8227]

Is what 4 by 8

[@mynamesrob]

I'm surprised you didn't add a seam allowance before cutting. Do you find it easier to add once you start cutting your materials?
I love using plastic to make my patterns but I primarily make outdoor covers; I'm not brave enough to get into automotive yet!

[@coastalcushionco8227]

I only add seam allowance to patterns that I put on to mylar

[@m.g.5203]

How to do patterns on a 3D plastic piece?
Have a piece here, it's so hard to make a perfect pattern, with the foil too.
Maybe you can do a small video
Thanks in advance

[@coastalcushionco8227]

can you send a photo so I can see your problem so I can put together a video that will help

[@m.g.5203]

@@coastalcushionco8227 telle your e-mail address and I will do so😊

[@coastalcushionco8227]

@@m.g.5203 [e-mail]

[@m.g.5203]

@@coastalcushionco8227 have send you some pictures

[@akauto2900]

The plastic looks like tyvek home wrap

[@coastalcushionco8227]

I don't think its the same, the plastic is wider than tyvek @81" and costs less