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Installation Tips - Upholstery Listings

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Uploaded by on Dec 17, 2009

Ever received seat upholstery and couldn't get a wire through the sleeve because it's sewn down? There's a reason for that, and a solution! Watch this video for both...

Many seat patterns require that a listing be sewn to the foam in the insert while not creating a visible sewn line on the surface of the seat. To create this effect, the listing must be sewn to the foam, then pleats sewn into both the foam and surface material at once. This process shows up usually on later models like Malibus or Grand Nationals, but is necessary on some earlier models as well. This is the only way to manufacture these patterns, so we want you to have this video as a quick guide to make your restoration easier.

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  • Thanks for the tip

  • hey thats a badass jam in the back ground and thanks for the tip man

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