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Two ways of joining automotive carpet - car upholstery 

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In car upholstery we find two types of automotive carpet. The first is the one called heat-molded carpet. It has a kind of rubber on its reverse side. This carpet can be shaped to a car floor by using heat between two dies (male and female). It can also be molded by hand by using a heat gun and applying heat over.
The most regular automotive carpet the car trimmers use is the one called 'trim carpet'. This carpet is very difficult to stretch if using some heat as an option.
This carpet would be shaped to a car floor by doing some cuts and sewing the cut edges. Some floor mats are also added over as protection and decorative to the big carpet under.
This basic video shows two ways of joining cut edges of an automotive carpet.
As we can see the first way is cutting off the excess, adding the seam allowance (10mm) and sewing it down.
The second way is done by hand sewing. No seam allowance is added. The cut is precise and consists in interlacing a thread over the synthetic/jute latex backing and through the pile.
To add strength a strip (3 cm wide approx.) of celestra is glued down to the sewn carpet edges.
It is important to take in mind these tips to be ready for a next video where I will show how a car carpet is installed following a technique from old upholstery school.
I hope you find this information useful!
Cesar

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@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
Related Videos: Part One: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4TH9rSqPWAs.html Part two: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NT7ifq6Lk2Y.html Another video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kd36g_FujFQ.html
@antonioosoriokory
@antonioosoriokory Год назад
Gracias por compartir tu trabajo saludos desde Iztapalapa para el mundo CDMX
@nestorvaldiviezo5295
@nestorvaldiviezo5295 Год назад
buena como siempre un genio saludos desde piura peru
@antoniocarlos5955
@antoniocarlos5955 Год назад
trabalho muito bom parabéns pelo canal ótimo
@demagchevy
@demagchevy Год назад
Great 👍
@user-zu6dt9wj9y
@user-zu6dt9wj9y Год назад
You mention using size 92 thread in the hand sewing section. Can you explain what exactly is size 92 thread?
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
www.thethreadexchange.com/miva/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=polyester-thread-092
@overbuiltautomotive1299
@overbuiltautomotive1299 Год назад
nice God bless
@autotailor1710
@autotailor1710 Год назад
Greetings, as always excellent work, but it would be better to show on a light carpet,
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
There are two related videos, hopefully are useful: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4TH9rSqPWAs.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NT7ifq6Lk2Y.html
@mrupholsteryman
@mrupholsteryman Год назад
SEW glad I invested in a sewing machine! I can't imagine how much longer it would take to do auto upholstery with just a needle and thread! I'd probably still be on the first project! Haha!
@user-ex1kg6yf2l
@user-ex1kg6yf2l Год назад
Я далёк от шитья, но - на машинке, не получится зиг-загом, вместо пришивания в ручную?
@jdimeo1966
@jdimeo1966 Год назад
What is the black material you used for the seam backing called?
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
It is called celestra cloth. www.albrightssupply.com/celestra-cloth-black-36-wc1036
@biomechanique6874
@biomechanique6874 Год назад
it looks like the second method could be done on a 3 point zigzag machine.
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
It is possible. We only would know trying it out.
@tomygh7089
@tomygh7089 Год назад
👍👍👍
@GeoffPritchett
@GeoffPritchett Год назад
I love your work. I have a part that's complicated to cover. Can I ship it to you to cover for me? Do you have a business or an email?
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
Do you think so? I am located in Mexico.
@GeoffPritchett
@GeoffPritchett Год назад
@@Cechaflo yeah its a small enough part. i can email you picturesbut it is almost like a cylinder and needs the leather covering the inside and outside, so a couple seams are necessary.
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
@@GeoffPritchett It could be if it is possible. I hope so. Please, send me the pictures different angles to cechaflo@gmail.com
@GeoffPritchett
@GeoffPritchett Год назад
@@Cechaflo ok just sent a video of the part and me talking thru it
@Tom-dx5zg
@Tom-dx5zg Год назад
Master why don't you go back and forth with the lever and do it by hand?
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
I do that once in a while.
@Tom-dx5zg
@Tom-dx5zg Год назад
Yes I know I watch you all the time I wanted to know if it's better than going back and forth or how do you do it
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
Sorry I misunderstood the question. Now is clear. The first reason I do not use much the lever is that when doing foamed channels if I would use the lever and as the machine is somehow fast I can overpass the limit of the seam allowance. The overtack would visible. Unless I would use a servo motor. I do this process by hand. First I place the needle one stitch forward. Then I lift the presser foot including needle to a starting position and sew two stitches over. The presser foot is lifted with the kee lever.
@Tom-dx5zg
@Tom-dx5zg Год назад
Thank you for solving my question and for answering
@Cechaflo
@Cechaflo Год назад
@@Tom-dx5zg You are very welcome anytime!
@user-iq6fx1iz8n
@user-iq6fx1iz8n Год назад
🤔🤔🤔🤔😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
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