New Iron and Teflon Suggestion for Larger Repairs v142

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This information will be educational for anyone in leather repair, vinyl repair, seat repair, car repair, aircraft refurbishing, painting and dyeing, and any mobile tech service.
I DO NOT SELL PRODUCTS. A detailed explanation is given for each step. As with all my videos, this illustrates my own personal preference based on decades of experience. Please note that I don't sell products and am not profiting from these videos nor are they sponsored. So if you have questions about the products then please contact your supplier. (Like they’ll know!)

[@coltonbostick1997]

Amazing work as always, thank you for sharing!

[@a.r.t.srealrepairsforrealc8247]

Hope you like the idea. TY

[@mttmg]

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.

[@a.r.t.srealrepairsforrealc8247]

The nice thing about these irons if you like them is the low price and ready availability. Plus you don't have to show up at work with wrinkled clothes!

[@marks2069]

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

[@a.r.t.srealrepairsforrealc8247]

I think the application will be on a case to case basis. If you are talking about the urethane seats we will have some information on those coming up in a video soon. It's not pretty.