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Lol to much work . I' need a simple fix. No extra . Some super glue will be just fine ,after seeing this.😂

What glue is being used

You did a really nice job! It’s looks good!

Looks fantastic!!!

Will this technique work on the peeling, gooey(when heated, during repair process), Mercedes Benz seat?

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Cool, now I have to get an iron like that. I have several of the 100 watt soldering irons and they are cumbersome. This is some VERY useful information as there are armrests that cannot be disassembled in order to recover them. I do repairs on this exact type MBZ armrest all the time. The replacement part is pretty expensive, so a good repair is a very easy job to sell, and you can charge well for the repair. Looking forward to the next in this series of repair videos! Thanks as always for sharing this info. This is SO much better than some other videos where the tech is using a torch with a flame to do repairs, that can't be good for the compound or the material.

Amazing work as always, thank you for sharing!

Wow.... exactly what I needed, will attempt this tomorrow. Many thanks for sharing

Useless video

Nice work.

Great Job ! , I got to give it a whirl !

Wow you're amazing at this work. This channel is going to explode soon

I have the same problem with my is250. Can you share the spray paint you used? Thanks

You make it look so easy! I wish I had a talent other than breaking things. 😔

Thank you for the video

Wow you’re amazing.i have that same vehicle you worked on. I wish I had your talent

Patent that 'Wider Slider' invention!

Very good. May try it.

Wow!! I needed this!! Thanks for sharing the techniques!!

what type of stapler and staples are you using to staple on the new cover

What are you using for texture? Looks great, that what I’d like to do to my Bonanza 👍

Excellent video, full of information, I'm glad that some of the practices you have used with the glue, filler was used by someone else. I have used these techniques myself, it is great for smooth grain, but it can be more difficult on heavier grain leather.

Super technique. I am so impressed

I believe that your chosen power adaptor (adpv26B) is the switching type rather than the linear type. Does it matter which type of power adaptor you use for cars?

Thanks rick. 20 years in the business and i learn from every video. You have really helped my sewing game especially. Also hard plastic. Lol. Too many areas to mention. When will we learn this "new cloth repair technique "? !😊

An inexpensive infra red thermometer might help in achieving the correct temperature of the gun.

Thank you very much for your videos, I have learned a lot. Greetings from Mexico.

Hello Mr. Rick, follower from overseas.. admire your work and craftsmanship here as i myself run a facility that provides this work… respectfully if i may request of you to make a video on how to restore damaged/faded canvas tops for classic vehicles like say- an 89 caprice classic brougham… we would truly appreciate your professional opinion on that.. From DUBAI with ❤

Thanks for the information, and I thought your singing was fine.

Thank you for all you do for us. I have been in this business for 14 years and I have to say you have expanded my horizons.I have learned so much from you. I have had so many ideas of how to do repairs differently, but did know how to go about it. From your teaching I no longer have such confusion. I do have one question. In part do to the quality and appeal of my work I have trouble with appropriately pricing my work how do you go about pricing? I feel I have always lacked confidence in charging the right amount I feel I have always been on the low side of things. I know this might be a personal question and you might not be willing to answer it here. If you are willing and have the time I can give you my email. I don’t know how wise it is of me to put my email here. So if you would like it I can put it in a message below 👇 I only ask that you delete it from the chat once you get it. Again thank you so much for all you do for us in the community.

Always appreciate your videos mate.I get what you’re saying about products but sometimes what you explain can’t be done or simulated without specific product. I wish you could let out the secret sauce out one time and let us know which plastic primer you’re using for texture. I was so impressed with the grain you got in one video on that door panel repair. I bought some from superior because viper doesn’t have one and superiors did not give a nice grain. No way I could get it the same as you did it. So I’m back to spray grain again and the problems that comes with.

Thank you for all you do!!

You are Pro. Thanks

This channel is intended to support the entire industry at great personal sacrifice on my part. Please do not post your personal agenda here, especially when it is counter productive to that purpose. There are opportunities to start your own forum anywhere on the internet. Thanks for the consideration.

For mild and shallow scratches I use Minwax wood finish stain marker. Specially good on darker leathers. Permanent and effective.

cant seem to find a plstic welder with a heat control knob. mine is either on or not..and when its on...its hot enough to burn holes in the surface of the earth

Thank you for all you do and the information you provide. It has been a huge game changer for me with being new to the industry.

My coworker spends time only watching Netflix series instead of doing the job properly like you illustrated here, thank you great video very insightful

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Thanks for sharing, there are a lot of ways to make money in this trade and offering this service is an easy add on when you're looking at what a vehicle needs to freshen it up inside.

What kind of paint do you use in the paint gun? Great video!

Wow

Can you please make video for how to repair analine leather, if has cuts or cracks 🙏

Thank you, thank you, I've been looking for a button tutorial for ages. Very informative.

I do leather work. We do double needle stuff, because it effectively backstitches the thread with each stitch

Hey Rick! This was a very interesting video. I'm about to attempt a similar desk restoration myself and have a couple questions I wanted to ask. Is there a specific type of hide that is best suited for a leather top? Also, What type of paste did you use on the leather?

Just the video I needed to see, thanks for making it!

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Very good