My mom has been sewing for most of her life, and on multiple occasions we have talked about old bucket seats I have lying around and wanting to try to reupholster them ourselves. We’ve always thought it would be a really difficult process, mostly just because it is out of our comfort zone. But the truth is that whenever we watch videos of someone doing it we are inspired to try it out. This is one of those videos, and it makes me want to tackle a couple different sets of seats we have sitting in the shop. Take a look, and let us know what you think.
Would you try this at home?
Video Description:
The 20-year-old Nissan did not have much mileage but the leather on the seats dried out and decreased in linear size. with the customer, they decided to use Alcantara instead of perforated leather in the central part, because there is no ventilation in the seats and the perforation has only a decorative function. on the rest of the upholstery, I used natural nappa leather everywhere.
