While I like the way you did this (less sewing, no need to be precise, definitely easier to install and it looks good to boot) I am curious how well it holds up long term. I assume the glue has a very high adhesion factor and is quite resistant to letting go over time, especially along the stitched edges? I will probably try this method out in some project in the near future. Where I am located it’s hot in the summers and leather has a terrible tendency to shrink and if it’s not sewn, stapled, nailed, or clipped down it almost certainly will let go in the sun.

i wonder how long did thay glue held on them doors :D

1:37 the gasp is hilarious

What's the glue called is it thermo activated

Beautiful and rich with quality. Probably smells amazing!

Increadabule job

Nice job.

They look amazing

That's fantastic

That's a lot of work,

can't believe the price of that glue. why is it so expensive?

that loos very tricky, well done mate

How much glue is in a tin?

£600 per tin WOW!!

that skiving knife looks super sharp!!!

Amazing work mate fair play 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻😎 where are u based

great work, looks fantastic

This job took me about 10 hours to complete

that feeling of the skin under your nails stretching while watching that steering wheel wrap

Огонь🔥 👍👍👍

Thanks for sharing the type of products

Beyond professional

Tip for future if you do want to draw on the front side of your leather , try white gel pens , takes a bit of time to dry but wipes of with water and works great ✌️

I actually think their seats are better than most, perhaps the reason you do more is they are simply worth fixing and they simply last longer than most cars.

impressive! Very nice!

Masterful Craftmanship! This is decades of experience!

This comes from a place of caring, my friend. I hear you doing a lot of letting out of held breathes, when working over top of or bending toward your projects. I'm sure you've heard it a million ways to Sunday by this point in life, but as someone who also suffers intense chronic lower back pain, who has also recovered in recent years... Posture, bent knees and a higher table, could be the difference between a walker and a wheelchair way down the line. Massive respect for what you do. This would 100% convince me to keep this vehicle for as long as it lives. I too am in the automotive resto field, and I want all of us to live long and healthy lives 🤘💜 Edit: Granted, I could be totally wrong! I just used to a lot of breath-baiting, because I was always having to over-tighten and tense up my core to try and stabilize my lower spine, when bending and reaching out front of me 😅

Interesting to watch. Would have been nice to have a voice-over explaining what is going on and why us mere mortals should not even attempt to do what you do.

Никто из животных не пострадал !? Грета , где ты !!?!?

What’s the cost of something like this?

Awesome job!

Fantastic work. What size nozzle do you use on your spray gun for the sprayable glue?

Beautiful work, I wish i could afford to buy an interior upgrade this high quality

Thanks for this video very helpful

good morning why when you start or finish sewing do you put a piece of leather? thanks for the answer

great job. like your music choice, nice n easy

Great skills really lovely to see 👍

I am thinking of gluing Celotex rigid insulation board to the inside walls of a newly built steel narrowboat. The inside surface of the steel hull will be primed with paint, the insulation board will have a silver foil surface and the hull sides are pancake flat. The cabin is 45 feet long and the hull sides are 6 feet high. The hull sides have welded reinforcement ribs which means I will be fitting the insultation as 2ft x 3ft sections. Total area for both hull sides is 45 m2 or about 80 3ft x 2ft sections. Does this sound like a viable job for spray contact adhesive? The narrowboat windows will be removable for ventilation and I would use the high temp variant of the glue. Other DIY narrowboat fitouts use thick beads of mastic glue for the same job but I am concerned moist air from the cabin will condense in the air void left between the mastic beads.

Brilliant artist.

Great video! Do you sell patterns for those of us who want to have a go at carpeting a Defender ourselves?

Great Video! Do you happen to know the part numbers for the door card hooks that are glued on? I can't seem to find any information on them.

Looks great! What's the hole punch tool you used to uncover bolts and rivets called and where can I get one?

Того не стоит😂. Через день езды все в пыли в грязи

thankyou for showing its possible ❤❤❤

Was waiting for the jacket to be removed at 15 mins🥵.......The fabric “sounded” like those old waterproof table cloths.....maybe it was a glazed cotton??...turned out well🤙🏻.....I find it easier taking a pattern from the old fabric still ON the chair..

The Arabs say if you want to go deep into the desert take a range Rover, but if you want to come back alive, Take a Toyota.

Let me tell you… I’m in the high end car business 40+ years and this takes an enormous amount of years of working. This wasn’t cheap for sure… your paying for a true craftsman… great video…

Amazing!

Great work, a pure craftsman. May I ask how much you charged for this work? Do you do orders from abroad? Greetings from Sweden.

Thank you. That was a joy to watch.