Recent work!
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Recent work!
I do this from time to time, so now it's time to do it again!
in no particular order......
black vinyl on an explorer arm rest:
04+ 60/40 for demon (charles):
Explorer work for the guy who did my tail lights. replaced perforated leather inserts with grey suede, and a black welt cord:
65/66 mustang convert i did: believe this car is being used in the filming of "Caged Heat". be cool to see it in there.
2012 GT500 did some seat cover swapping on: recaro seats
caddy escalade limo. 175" stretch. new vinyl top:
barber shop chairs:
in no particular order......
black vinyl on an explorer arm rest:
04+ 60/40 for demon (charles):
Explorer work for the guy who did my tail lights. replaced perforated leather inserts with grey suede, and a black welt cord:
65/66 mustang convert i did: believe this car is being used in the filming of "Caged Heat". be cool to see it in there.
2012 GT500 did some seat cover swapping on: recaro seats
caddy escalade limo. 175" stretch. new vinyl top:
barber shop chairs:
Last edited by drppdyllwrngr; 07-22-2012 at 08:13 PM.
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72-4 Pantera. did the headliner and new seat foam/covers:
a co-worker made a convert top for this 61 jaguar. i did some minor work on the seats:
working on a mid 80s caprice....blue cloth and blue carbon fiber. yes, it's on big wheels.....
hid a stereo in the glove box of an old *****'s truck:
door panel pieces for SteelDirigible
and finally...........
black leather explorer buckets for SOLE! these look sweet!
a co-worker made a convert top for this 61 jaguar. i did some minor work on the seats:
working on a mid 80s caprice....blue cloth and blue carbon fiber. yes, it's on big wheels.....
hid a stereo in the glove box of an old *****'s truck:
door panel pieces for SteelDirigible
and finally...........
black leather explorer buckets for SOLE! these look sweet!
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possibly.....just kidding. when doing a contrasting color stitch, any little movement is amplified. if it were black thread, it would have never been seen. it happens. i don't have the $5000 machine that makes perfect lines every time. you can say it's all free handed.
My buddy owns a business making items out of fur (clothing/purses/etc) and i deff understand ya on the following a straight line stitching. She does all hidden stitches(a reversal so once its stitched you reverse it and the stitch is on the inside) and it really helps. Obviously not the same for a seat but i hear ya on the straight lines. My favorite coat is fur lined and people have never noticed that the sticking isn't perfect
Lol I wear this coat to parties and everyone always is asking me where i got a fur lined dakine coat.
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My buddy owns a business making items out of fur (clothing/purses/etc) and i deff understand ya on the following a straight line stitching. She does all hidden stitches(a reversal so once its stitched you reverse it and the stitch is on the inside) and it really helps. Obviously not the same for a seat but i hear ya on the straight lines. My favorite coat is fur lined and people have never noticed that the sticking isn't perfect
Lol I wear this coat to parties and everyone always is asking me where i got a fur lined dakine coat.
Lol I wear this coat to parties and everyone always is asking me where i got a fur lined dakine coat.
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