Easy sofa cushion repair!

[@heatherpgarrison]

THANK YOU for making this video. You just saved our couches! I followed your directions and I believe we will get a couple more years of wear out of our sectional couch before having to replace it. Yay!

[@Factorydirectdesignersworkroom]

Glad it helped!

[@WillieJones-Events-To-Remember]

Thank you Mr. Scott. Instructions were clear and easy to follow. I really appreciate your extra effort to put light on dark areas. That made video much more easier to follow. Thanks

[@shadowwarrior23]

I didn't realize Heisenberg started repairing furniture. On a real note, great video. Much appreciated.

[@Perly53]

Thanks so much Scott. I'm going to tackle our recliner leather couch (in 3 sections). Your instructional video is greatly appreciated.

[@Factorydirectdesignersworkroom]

Good luck!

[@ginaw4548]

You make great videos.I have learned from making swags, too restuffing furniture.Keep the videos coming.

[@judybrown8881]

You are the man. I can't believe this video. My couch looks a slight bit worse. I am going to give it a try. I have 3 Rottweilers that just have taken over my couch. Thank you for this

[@maehay4065]

I appreciate being able to see the behind the scenes of how the different parts of cushions are placed and the types of materials used and how you took time to show how to take off the outside where the wood & metal rods meet. I didn’t realize that there would be zippers in this Love Seat. Have you ever replaced springs on a couch Sir? I have say this the first time I’ve seen the inside of a Leather Couch. Thank you for sharing how the pros work! I love your videos! There very diversified👍👍👍❣️

[@ggshandsomeboy5103]

Great demo and very cute kiddos!

[@rehanasharif6190]

Excellent advice, thanks. I will try the dacron and stuffing.

[@DonnaMSchmid]

Your babies are adorable! (And well worth the cost of the occasional re-stuffing of a favorite couch!) ❤

[@freespiritnufc5661]

Thanks for the video as my recliner needs moved ,all the best Merry Christmas 🎄☃️

[@Factorydirectdesignersworkroom]

Merry Christmas!

[@derekstronge]

great video and thank you.is there a video on how to fix the springs popping out on the seat cushion?i cant figure out how to get to them.i have a cloth couch it seats 3 with a pull out on either end.the underneath springs are great but the sitting cushions have springs popping and i can't get to them,my backs came off the exact way yours did,thank you for that and any help.!

[@sgtserenityx]

Love the video I will try this on chair instead of buying a new one !!!! Ohh I forgot Thanks Newman !!

[@petrar5259]

Hi Scott, Thank you very much for your video. Funny enough we have got the same sofa but I got a different problem. My puppy ripped the seating area up and the arms. Would you be able to demonstrate how to upholster / repair it with a similar fabric which matches the existing one? Many thanks. P. x

[@j-em1686]

Thanks for the great video!

[@PiecesOfJenus]

Great job!! I learned something .. Thanks for sharing!!

[@NicoleCalderone-gz2px]

Great video! I have a similar L shaped couch with the same fabric....do you know the name of the fabric or where I can purchase it from?

[@JimTMcDaniels1]

Fix it for absolutely free!: Fix trick for car seats: Often used car seats upholstery is still good but the supporting foam is worn down-especially the driver’s seat. Get some used carpet sheet foam(often your neighbor has some in the trash or in the trash behind a carpet store): Unbolt the seat and peel off the fabric from the seat by removing the bottom retainers (usually plastic J channels) to gain some access under the foam sear core. Add 1 or 2 sheets of foam under the foam core between the core and the seat bottom(1 sheet for the entire seat area and 1 small sheet for the butt area often is what’s needed for the drivers seat). Use mallet to reattach fabric plastic retaining edges onto seat metal frame. The seat will be amazingly plump and firm again just like new! The seat backs do not need any foam since they don’t get worn from the full body weight pushing down like the seat does. This trick SOFAS!: works great for home furniture such as sofas: for seat cushions with zippers: carefully unzip also peel off the fabric from the foam core, use a loose hack saw blade in hand and cut through from the back of foam block making it like 2 sandwich buns except stop before cutting through the front so that there is a solid foam hinge at the front. Now cut and add carpet foam sheet or two or three laid into the middle of the sandwich. While holding and compressing the sandwich foam buns back together, carefully and patiently roll fabric case back over foam and zipper shut. The effect will be Dramatic, like new! Often people think the sofa springs are sagging when aged but it’s the weak foam that takes all the direct weight and it just needs more added to bring it back to new specs!

[@nazberdcedeno6769]

Sr. Scott gracias por compartirnos su idea, le felicito tiene unos bellos perros, son encantadores

[@karlo29]

Hello sir thank you for the video it was very helpful. I had a question, the green strapping that was inside. Is that similar to something like old school lawn chair webbing? Also what do you use for a stapler as i had been trying with a manual stapler but the wood is very hard and most staples just slightly go in and then bend. I do have a compressor so my next thought would be to get an air nailer/stapler if that is what you recommend. I just wasn't sure if I was using wrong staples or technique with the manual stapler. Thank you again for all the help.

[@Factorydirectdesignersworkroom]

Hi! The strapping is called jute webbing and used in many upholstery shops, you may be able to order some off of ebay. Definitely will need an air stapler and tank! Look for a stapler that works with either a 3/8" or 1/2" crown staples and good luck!

[@jlov_era]

Do you have a video of how to do the bottom one? The one you'd sit on i mean. My dogs done this to that part of my recliner...

[@Factorydirectdesignersworkroom]

I'm sure the your puppies are sorry! I don't have a video on the seat part yet but if it gets eaten I will let you know when the video is ready!

[@edbtzkhud]

Could you please show how to replace the bottom cushion on that model sofa please!

[@barbheenan1253]

what kind of stapler did you use?

[@thomascrow4584]

Scott, I just subscribed to you page. This video is awesome but I have a question about the seat cushion on my love seat recliner. I purchased an Ashley love seat (cheep) and the seat cushions went flat in three years. The seat cushion is one piece from the seat to the foot rest. Not only has it gone flat but it has also pulled away from the foot rest to where there is no cushion covering the wood frame. Do you have a video or any advice for removing and replacing this cushion. Thanks, Tom

[@cuarajhyrojayju4397]

Love the dog!!

[@daafy6390]

Great video, thanks!

[@KoiPondPeppy]

Great information. Thank you!

[@cazpurr4128]

Thanks a lot much. Appreciated

[@stephanieme4405]

That's the exact couch I'm sitting on

[@Decoratuhogar1]

Que bueno seria aprender de usted,cariños desde Punta Arenas Chile

[@aamirkhan1846]

very helpful video..stay blessed

[@stephanieme4405]

Looks nicer...well what about FEELS NICER!!! MINE HURTS.

[@steel6322]

DIY KZbin videos aren't TV shows. No long intros needed, just cut to the chase.

[@perfectgaming788]

Walter?