Episode 79 1967, 1968, 1969 Camaro automotive seat upholstery installation Autorestomod 

Fantastic video!

You should haven't have cut the wire, rather you should have cut the foam down and put another hog ring near the rear of the seat. You can already see the wire starting to poke up near the rear where you cut it. @20:25. You even notice it so much you're trying to push it down with your thumbs.

What size hog rings for my 68 camaro?

Great video what about the small wires in the burlap, Do you need those?

awesome video, i am about to start redoing my upholstery in my 1980 Camaro

why the ignorant music stupid interfacing with the older guys, YOUR not a comic, Stick with what you know, Lose the music, You have good knowledge and should not be destroyed by that moronic noise and distractions. Can't hear you over the percussions

Could you give an estimate of the amount of denim, batting and burlap you would need to recover both front buckets and the rear bench seat and back?

Thanks have you installed sport buns from tmi 67 Cameron . Should I fasten the seat bun to the frame . Thanks again . Regards

Have you tried TMIs bolstered cushions? Any extra thoughts for them?

You missed the two biggest tips. 1. Put the new vinyl covers out in the hot sun for an hour or more, to soften up the material A LOT easier to work with. Also, let them sit in the sun once done, then work the vinyl a bit more, get the lumps and wrinkles out. 2. Use a plastic grocery bag, or better a dry cleaners plastic, pull over your foam rubber, and the vinyl will SLIP right on easily...

I redid my seat buns after seeing this video and they turned out great! Thanks!!!

Awesome video instructionally, and entertaining as well. I have completed half of my seat restoration with your 3 install videos alone. You saved me lots of money! You might want to mention the 3M adhesive for the denim in video 80 when attaching the top of the bun as I started with video 80 instead of 79 and missed it. Thanks again you all are great

Great video. It going to help me a lot. Thanks!

TMI has a superior product line. We use them when we can on all of our builds.

I called TMI and they said add about 950.00 to standard price of vinyl seat covers to add leather. This does not include an y foam padding upgrade, etc. So we will be getting leather for our 67 Camaro SS build.

i feel confident now to do my seats on my elco THX

Great Video...I just used your advice on my 65 Covair and it went pretty smoothly. Thanks!

looking real good watched part first then came here ,keep up the good job

The expense would be in the leather and getting them made. Your best bet for doing this cheap) is to find a You-Pull_It salvage yard and just keep trolling for seats; you may get lucky and find what you need. We'll be doing a show on re-coloring leather very soon. Otherwise you'll have to get a trim shop to build the seat covers and install them. Average cost for leather around here would run about $1,000

i know this is for older car but just say you had a 98 pontiac grand prix how hard would DIY leather apolstery be? how expensive?

ROFL! That is what we were going for.