66 mustang tmi upholstery install 

Thanks I appreciate it

Just cut down a role of wire from the hardware store.

It's been awhile since I've done it but you hog ring the wire you slide through the upholstery to the steel seat frame.

Hardest part was stretching the material and keeping the foam in a good position. I would say maybe a 6 out of 10. It was my first time doing any sort of upholstery and the seats came out pretty good.

There is another listing wire that sits on top the burlap and is fastened to the frame. He is pinching the hog ring over the listing wire in the seat cover, through the foam, then around the second listing wire. Hope that makes sense.

@@kascus I just cannot pierce through both the foam, all the way to the frame. Any secrets?

@@slappy1965 you can make about a 2 inch slit using a knife through the foam at the hog ring attachment points to get deeper with the pliers. You should be able to see the wire peeking through under the foam. You are not going to the “frame”, just to the listing lire that is attached to the frame. Put lots of weight on it and use your free hand to push up from the bottom side to help the two sides to meet. Just be careful not to hog ring your finger. It can take a few attempts to get it. I went through 4x the amount of hog rings needed for a job due to missing the wire when clamping.

@@kascus Thank you. We'll give'r another go with the small knife cut!

Why don’t you take time and make your own video- moron

I didn't hear him say that. What I heard was, "It's not perfect but, it's better than it was". I think RU-vidrs say thing like because they expect experienced viewers to give them shit for a less than perfect job. Aside from not giving attention to the frame (clean it, smooth it, paint it) which is being picky, I think this guy did a great job. He can do mine anytime.

He said he's not a professional at this sort of task, so basically don't expect it to be perfect. He gives you ideal what to do and in some eyes, what not to do. Im about to do mine, but already removed the rust, treated , and painted the seat frame. I'll replace the matting underneath and burlap layer. But that's my me. For someone who doesn't do this as a profession, he did a pretty good job.

Why do people have to criticize getting a free instructional video from someone? Glad you’re not my relative

"....it's not perfect...." it never is......I think you did a good job. Thanks for taking the time to post this