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I bought an older one off Craigslist. I heard that you should use distilled water. Have you ever heard that. Maybe that depends on your water source? Anyway, I just found your channel and the first video I seen was your shop setup. That sold me right there. I subscribed. Peace

Excellent work

I assume that price does not include foam or any backer board repair or replacement.

I don't know how many hours that took but you are out of your mind doing all that work time and material for under $4,000.00. Here is SC along the coast people are charging $8,000 to $10,000 to do a Pontoon boat. You would be better off working at a gas station then doing all that upholstery work for next to noting.

Hi, Good video thank you for sharing. A couple of questions: What size seam do you use for the plastic strip and If cutting the inside curve or outside curve smaller, will the match marks still line up or do you have to stretch one one piece or the other. Cheers

I would like you to do my boat. How can I get in touch with your office?

Thanks for the tour! Helpful ideas when I plan the redo my work area.

Hey I like your videos. Quoting is a big issue for a lot of newbies. It would be awesome if you can do some more of those.

Amazing work! Did you redo the flooring as well?

What is that insulation used on your roll up door?

I love brytech!!

Nice job! I agree. You are offering a great deal. But I wouldn’t say it’s too cheap. Nice info. Two weeks is great timeframe.

Thank you for making this and sharing with the world. It is so helpful for us newbies.

What is that 1/2" material called that you use for stapling the pulls? Where did you get it?

Thanks - I need to redo a ride on trencher seat

U saved me from buying the silright blade, As I'm needing to cut unsupported foam

You mention 1/2" indexing marks on your rotary cutter. Could you be more specific about these marks? Great videos by the way!

Looks like I wasn't heating it enough. Thanks, I'll try again.

Thanks for the review. I've looked at the gingher on Sailrite but hesitant to pay the money. Sounds like they are a good one to go with!

You should REALLY try some KAI 7000 and 5000 series scissors...I simply cannot imagine using any other shears for canvas and cushion work...I am SERIOUSLY impressed with mine.

thanks!

Excellent videos please do the knee riser 2 level cushion

The stapler has been a game changer for me. Thank you for sharing this technique!

Thank you so much Sir. We are just starting out and this is a big help!!! We appreciate all you do for us newbies!

Envious of your work space and table setup! I'm slowly working towards making more room to do large canvas items for vintage trucks.

with the staples, did you use just regular paper staples?

Great videos Sir! OK I need some clarification. My wife seems to understand how you glued the foam pieces in but I don't get how the heck you got it to glue to an uneven surface. Isn't there a cavity behind there now? Why don't you cut out a square/cube and glue a square/cube piece back in? Thanks for the help, we just found your channel this morning and are loving it. We just started our marine canvas and upholstery business. We have the sewing skills, just new to the upholstery game. Thanks again!

What kind of material are you using. Very cool.

I'll definitely try using a multi-tool next time my wife needs help with an upholstery job. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

Great video. Thanks for sharing this.

Really helpful. Thanks!

Thanks for your videos! I am new to upholstery. Am i right to assume that for boats, commercially made covers are unavailable? Does boat upholstery differ from auto upholstery in other ways such as materials? Thanks again

Really like the videos if you could get a closer look when sewing that would be helpful

where can I find the 1575A?

Love these video! I appreciate this!

Hi great video. I am starting to get into boat upholstery what is the best way to charge the customer by the square foot and how much per square foot. Thanks..

Good stuff

As a retired guy with a shop doing all kinds of things, I never knew you could heat and stretch vinyl like that. I always tried to make the pleats as even as possible and let it go at that! I have a shop stool that is ready for a new cover, Iwill give this a shot. Thank you for the info!

Hi there! Was looking for a video on patterning… so thank you! When you steam your foam and fit it back onto the board, do you make sure there is approximately 1/2” overhang? If there is not, do you add foam? What happens if you pattern / template your foam and it has shrunk too much so that the vinyl will be too tight for the board? Do you ever measure the board to make sure you are getting accurate measurements? Hope this all makes sense

How would you close the pipes?

I have been looking for this!

no customer service number. no response to emails and no way to leave a review on website. mine have a burr making them useless.

buyer beware. mine have a burr. sent multiple emails, no response. no customer service number. no way to leave a review on website

How do you keep the glue from clogging the sprayer while it's sitting between uses? and what solvent do you use to clean the sprayer?

A piping foot 'can' be used as a general purpose foot, but still it is not the same. Now sew some piping and see if there is any difference.

Yo are using a piping foot to run a normal seam! You should not be surprised it will not work right. And admittedly I'm not used to imperial measurements, but I think the "bad foot" is further from a standard foot. It will not hold down the fabric evenly.

Thank you so much for these videos

I would love to see a pull video with a step down in foam size. For example 3" foam with a pull down to 2" foam. Great content I enjoyed your video series 🤙🤙🤙

Could you share what die grinder you are using?

I have never used piping I have never liked the look. I’m sure one day I’ll have to do use it. Great tip on the different size pipping foot.