The Upholstery Forum

Just finished 8 of these dining chairs. They had processed leather that cracked and peeled. Only was used four times. Owner went with this vinyl.

Nice, did you have to sew the seat base to the back or is it 2 pieces?

Thanks, it is a two piece.

Nice Job! looks great!

Hi,
Nowadays, there are many dining chairs. Therefore, it is very difficult to find the one you like. Which dining chair is the best for you?
Thank you.

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Nice job on the chair. Have you used the pneumatic decorative tack gun yet? I got one , since then I haven't had a job needing to use one.

Rhonda, I didn't know there is such a thing. Hopefully I won't have many of those jobs. Every time that I think I need a new tool, I make myself think, do I really need that. I saw a great buy on a Consew machine the other day and talked myself out of it,,,,,,,,,,,for now.

They look super sleek with the new vinyl. Cracked leather is the worst, so I bet the owner is stoked with the fresh look. Vinyl's a smart choice for durability, too.

@LLeeT ,

My first thought was NO THANKS! Good for you for taking them on and doing a splendid job.

Thanks Big Rig. That was my first furniture project. It worked out good enough that the customer tipped me 500 bucks and said I worked to cheap.
I suppose that he had other bids that must have been to high.

@LLeeT Those are $100 a chair here if the customer supplies the material.