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Originally Posted by garyh
Who knows, I know you have to unpick the old cover which gives you a pattern to use, then lay on your new fabric and cut out... then just stitch it all together, job done!
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Sounds simple enough. Slight fly in the ontment is that I only started with bare seat shells so I don't have a pattern to copy. I'm also aware that you need an industrial grade sewing machine to stitch leather or leatherette. Trying to use a domestic machine for heavy duty trim materials is the equivalent of trying to fix the Forth Road Bridge with my 100 amp stick welder. I wish you well if you do have a go yourself though.