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From: diyupholsterysupply
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  • Thank you so much for this demonstration. I thought I was going to have to figure it out on my own.

  • Thanks

  • Well explained & good instructions, but it's hard to believe what a mess the side of the inside back is, why didn't you finish that bit off before you fixed the outside back on?

  • what a g

  • This dud is better than any other person i have watched.. I need help to re do a old Victorian sofa

  • This dud is better than any other person i have watched.. I need help to re do a old Victorian sofa

  • dude, why not tell us where to buy the tack strip???

  • @dentures100 He prefers to be silent, LOL.

  • you always do the back last?

  • Thanks for teaching!=)

  • WHER CAN WE GET TACKSTRIS?

  • will this work for car seats?

  • man this is great im in mexico, im carpenter trying to learn some new this to be more creative thanks for the time u take to help us the new on uphlostery really apreciate keep doing this

  • what brand is your staple gun? Seems smaller then most I have seen!

  • Thanks for posting this and helping us "do it yourself" types. Although after seeing this I may just let a pro upholster my chair for me.

  • Great video, i love doing this kinda stuff. i'm currently covering a Bedroom Tub Chair for my mum. Just came on YT to refresh my memory on how it's done and learn a few more new skills! ;)

  • Kick arse!! Fantastic video and thank you for sharing.

  • Thank you for sharing your skills !

  • Great video! Have a two questions for you... You didn't show us how to use the protective sleeve for the metal tack strip. How do you install that and at what point in the process is it instealled? What type of stample gun do you suggest? I have a one (worth about $50) but the staples don't go in smoothly - they rarely go in flush and they often get scrunched up when they do go in. Do I just need a more powerful gun?

  • thanks so much for this video

    I am redoing my sectional sofa. My husband is so impressed with how well I am doing it. I keep telling him, thank Chris on youtube!!!

  • Thanks for the excellent instruction. I'm doing a tub chair with a rounded back. Is ply grip a better choice for following the curves?

  • I suppose the edge that is left is the most difficult bit. :)

  • THANKS IT IS SO USEFUL. IM JUST A LITTLE BIT IN PROBLEM , im not sure do I have some tools in Croatia, like ply grip, and that metal stripes with neadles on.. what you just used at the end of video.

    but thanks , video is very clear and easy to understand

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