How To & DIY
How To Remove Stains From Carpet or Cloth ~ For Car or Home
How to Remove nasty stains in your automotive carpet or cloth seating — even in your home. With this special mix, the stains will come right out. [More…]
Upholstery
How To & DIY
How To Recover Your Headliner
In this video I will show you how to recover your headliner the proper way so that you can have your car looking great again. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Repair A Sagging Headliner
Sweet Project Cars demonstrates how to fix a sagging headliner. This method works every time and will hold the liner up for years. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Sew Square Corners ~ Upholstery Basics
How to deal with square corners when sewing vinyl, leather or fabric cushions or covers using a flatbed sewing machine. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Cut, Fit and Shape Automotive Carpet
This video demonstrates several techniques to cut, fit and shape the transmission tunnel using non-heat molded automotive carpet. [More…]
How To & DIY
How To Re-Upholster a Car Seat
John Hunt demonstrates the steps required to fully re-upholster a car seat. Watch. [More…]
DIY Projects
How to Reupholster a Truck Seat
The seat of a truck may take the worst beating of all. Learn how to reupholster your truck seat following this step by step video. [More…]
Builds and Examples
Interior and Upholstery Preparation for Hot Rods and Customs
Tips for preparing your hot rod or custom car or truck for interior and upholstery. Wiring First and foremost, your wiring harness and all connections should be completed and fully tested before you bring your [More…]
DIY Projects
Swedish Saddle-Maker Wraps Entire Car in Leather
Sybo, a Swedish leather-worker and saddle-maker is best known for his interior work in hot rods, custom cars, boats and on motorcycle saddles. Sybo however exercised his skills on the interior as well as exterior entirety [More…]
DIY Projects
How to Upholster a Hot Rod in Leather
In this video series, Jonesy’s Auto Club shows you how to create a seat pattern and sew it out of vintage leather for a 1928 Ford model A. [More…]
