How to Cover a Three Spoke Car Steering-Wheel - Leather upholstery

[@Cechaflo]

Full course: kzbin.infoplaylists?shelf_id=36&view=50&sort=dd

[@jennsartstudio8303]

I would like to watch this video with sound, is there a way I can do that please? I don't mind paying for it I just don't understand why he's doing certain things without the explanation

[@borcekocev7013]

Hello sir,im senior trainer for sewing seat covers for Opel,Ford, Volkswagen and Mercedes in Adient Automotive,but you are really master,the best in car upholstery.

[@Cechaflo]

I did not expect such an important comment for me! I really appreciate it! Thanks so much for watching the video!

[@1980sSinaloense]

Holy shit this guy is the definition of a master craftsmen ive seen lots of rewrapping steering wheel videos and they all have the same technique but you did it in a completely different technique this is amazing the best ive seen 👏 im the type of guy todo everything on his car himself because i dont like anyone working on my car besides myself and if I don’t know how to do something then i learn how to do it but i can honestly say id let you do my upholstery without hesitation 🍻

[@markennyee]

because you are so like I would let you work on my car you are a perfectionist like me but I'm getting too old now to do the bigger things on my car

[@CYMotorsport]

2:57 I've done quite a lot of wheels of my own and that's just next level mate well done!

[@dgilvani]

Wow! Now that is craftsmanship!! 👍🏻

[@murraymusser4591]

You are awesome to watch and your work is excellent! Please keep the videos coming, you're a great teacher!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind remarks!

[@shabeerrauf]

Beautiful representation / illustration even without speaking a word. Great job.....Very informative with right precision. Thanks a lot...Well done.

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks so much for watching the video! If interested in much more information on complete procedure, it is a related 3 hours recording video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXXGeIqkbt6bpqc You are welcome anytime!

[@IGAN13]

Excellent work. Thank you. We are also engaged in steering wheel hauling in Ukraine

[@janetecarvalho554]

Cada um é Dr na sua área, admiro muito seu trabalho, parabéns pelo capricho

[@leovulpes4917]

Thank you!

[@ВлаСв-н9ь]

very pedantic and professional !!!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this art craft!

[@mrupholsteryman]

First time I've seen it done that way! I have seen where the pieces that meet were sewn through with a needle, but no thread. This way takes less time than lacing throughout every needle hole. I may do it this way. Thanks!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this art craft! You are welcome to this upholstery channel!

[@StillDollSyndrome]

I'm always impressed by you. You're just awesome.

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate your kind remarks!

[@adimuntean71]

hello. I must say you were a great source of inspiration and a big push for starting DIY upholstery projects. That turned surprisingly well. Started with the steering weel and ending with the whole seats shift gear, etc. On my self built campervan. Having custom leather upholstery is a big game changer for the aestetic of the camper. Thanks. Question: is there a way of covering with leather the center of a steering weel with airbag? the deploying pre cuts are visible.

[@Cechaflo]

It is possible if the central piece is cut following/respecting the contour of 'tearing lines' which are visible. It means simulating it is sewn down but it is not. It is only attached/glued down. Something like Mr. Paul did with a wheel:rennlist.com/forums/993-forum/575256-new-paul-champagne-steering-wheel-installed.html

[@cecilfreeman6147]

Wow you are a master craftsman! Maybe you can give me a little guidance? I purchased a kit that has the stitching along the edges of the leather like you fabricated. The kit has some very thin double-sided tape which I assume that I am going to run around the seam line correct? I'm assuming I will leave a little table so I can pull the backside how to tape to expose a sticky part as I progress with the stitching. I will probably have to take the airbag and Horn off in order to get the edges to fit on the three spokes properly. My biggest question is I don't know where to start the stitching?? And also how to hide the knot?? I'm hoping maybe you can help me with a little guidance and suggestions? Thank you!

[@Cechaflo]

I have never installed a steering-wheel pre-made kit. But, I have some idea. Hopefully this youtube video helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZW0imSLlptqj9Usi=2ycYH3LriIccPADP&t=147 Regarding the knot this would be a way to hide it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKaumIKge5aaqq8si=EzXivObypljqpeIp&t=206

[@muhajamal5178]

God bless you

[@galaxiesoftutorials4800]

Hello, I always amaze with your techniques, the result of your craft is neat and stunning. Thank for give us great knowledge video, it's really helpful for me, even I'm not doing any upholstery, but your technique is useful for me as a bag maker . You should give watermark ( your name) to all of your video, for preventing if someone use your video for the bad thing/crime.

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate your kind comment! Thanks for the advise. A person who was cheated told me there was or still is a fraudulent online school in Spain that was selling my courses at more than 350 Euros each one. The problem is it is not a video but a series of 'screenshots' of the video to make up a ebook. What to do??? Welcome to this channel anytime!

[@UNIQUEGrills]

I love it. Keep doing what you doing. 👍🏻🔥

[@Cechaflo]

I really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@koriko88]

Several levels up from Wheelskins for sure!

[@rahulrathore8742]

Hame sajh aa gya bhaiya

[@TheFlyingHat]

Bravo, very clean.

[@ayselatli465]

Ustam direksiyonun üzerindeki o kapağı çıkarmak çok zor mu acaba?

[@Cechaflo]

The first step is to cut off the thread stitches in the center line by using a razor blade. The next step is to start unsticking the edges with your fingers and a spatula. The unsticking should be done all around the rim. The last step is to unfold the cover from the top to the bottom. Clean off the surface rim with acetone or another solvent. If you do not need the cover anymore, you could make several cuts to make the uncovering easier.

[@husseinalnasrawi3766]

Amazing i wish i work with genius like you

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for appreciating this art craft! Pretty soon, I will repost the 'full video-courses' (one of 4 hrs. and the other of 3 hrs of recording)

[@Giancarlo-ol2mu]

Molto bravo, complimenti.

[@Cechaflo]

I am so glad these videos are useful! Thanks so much for watching!

[@urielgalvis7107]

Q buen trabajo

[@user-mj4xh8kc3s]

why use a straight needle? would seem the curved one work easier?

[@Cechaflo]

Both ways work out.

[@PauloOliveira-vi3mt]

Perfeito congratulações pelo trabalho

[@asiapiras9737]

tooooooop !!

[@przemeknowakowski6852]

Awesome. But can You tell me why you measure inside of the wheel not outside?

[@Cechaflo]

Basically, the inside measure will never stretch and corresponds to the inside edges of leather cover. The upper area will stretch while is wrapped up around the rim .

[@przemeknowakowski6852]

@@Cechaflo thank You!

[@sergioq3293]

su trabajo es excelente! quiero hacerlo en mi desgastado volante. se borraron los videos de la cubierta del frente del volante? porque no puedo verlos. saludos!

[@Cechaflo]

Los vamos a volver a subir pronto. Una disculpa por este inconveniente. Estamos haciendo algunos arreglos para que no los copien. Resulta que una academia fraudulenta estaba vendiendo los cursos principales a 390 euros cada uno.

[@gregpruitt1647]

Oh how I wish there was some commentary or sub-titles to this video. These is so much missing knowledge that commentary would convey.

[@matufujiwara7493]

i've watched it year or 2 back. and i think there was actually. probably some copyright issues for background music so he just removed all sound.

[@cirligdima5291]

a great job master! what kind of glue do you use for it?

[@Cechaflo]

Standard yellow glue(brushable)kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWPblpiwmatridU

[@cirligdima5291]

@@Cechaflo hi this is my first job

[@vivetusonic]

Excelentes videos Don Cesar. Me sirven mucho porque quiero intentar tapizar el volante de mi carro. obviamente como no tengo maquina las costuras las hace a mano. jejeje. necesito un consejo, espero me pueda ayudar. Como determino la medida en centimetros del rectángulo que debo cortar para tapizar mi volante? me refiero al largo en centimetros. es que veo en sus videos que el cuero entra muy ajustado entonces supongo que a la medida en centimetros de la circunferencia externa del volante debo restarle algunos centimetros. Gracias por su ayuda y por tan excelentes video. Muchos éxitos.

[@Cechaflo]

La medida que manda para los volantes es la de la circunferencia interior. Hay que colocar la pieza rectangular en el sentido que estira el material (vinil o piel/cuero). ¡Muchas gracias por ver los videos!

[@eugengungunum8969]

Bravo maestro

[@lm0315]

what kind of leather are you using? That is the perfect color for my steering wheel.

[@Cechaflo]

I am using top finished automotive leather. These leathers have a coat of sealer(special lacquer) on top as protection.

[@azi5311]

I don't understand the part with spoke position, in mine steering wheel i have 17 cm between the spokes does it mean thah i need to do 17cm cut from the both sides?

[@Cechaflo]

I suppose you are referring to the spoke width measure. The leather band should be 22 cm wide kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppiuqnaimqeah7s This is the full course video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXXGeIqkbt6bpqc

[@azi5311]

I kran this 1:34

[@azi5311]

I have measured spoke to spoke and IT was 17 cm

[@MultiRedactor]

You are cool, you are incredibly cool !!!!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind remarks!

[@ВалерийАрабин-д8о]

how to make a pattern for a leather steering wheel so that there are no wrinkles on the inside of the steering wheel ???

[@Cechaflo]

It is not easy to avoid the wrinkles inside the rim because the stretching of leather is not 100% in one direction. It is possible to make patterns if we cut the pieces on uniform stretch areas of the leather material. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5OZdXeDgpZooZo

[@euripidesmendoza3669]

Excelente trabajo amigo, tengo una duda, sabemos que el cuero no estira en dos direcciones, en el caso de los volantes, hacia donde sería mas recomendable dejar que estirara??? hacia la costura o hacia arriba cunado lo voy a colocar como funda alrededor del volante????

[@Cechaflo]

El estiramiento debe estar a lo largo del aro del volante. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpnQdH18pbSmlZI

[@Shekinha777]

Excelente trabajo, qué hilos usa?

[@Cechaflo]

Para este volante se uso hilo de tapicería de polyester marca Omega N° cero.

[@Shekinha777]

Cechaflo gracias muy amable

[@charlesbrowning5441]

Hi Cechaflo thank u for all of your I'm working on the door panels in a 1934 ford what size piping would I use around the inside of the door to trim it out so u can't see the door gap thank u Charles

[@Cechaflo]

Hi Charles, I do not know the correct piping size for that model. I only would say it is a little more of 1 cm diameter. A 'soft rubber hose' would be useful...just wrap around a strip of vinyl/fabric/leather material as if you were doing standard thin piping. To ease the sewing use a 'roller presser foot', otherwise it would be difficult to sew so big piping. If you get 'soft, solid rubber pipe' it would be much better. Watch this video for an idea: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHuogmRtid6YndU Please, watch this other link referring to 'windlaces or big piping trims'. www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/how-to-install-a-headliner-in-a-fat-ford.1027573/ Another video that shows windlaces: www.classiccarrestorationclub.com/video/windlace-installation-010905/ Watch 'windlace trims' for sale:metrommp.com/index.cfm?f=part_list_by_type&Type=Windlace I hope this information is useful, You are welcome anytime!

[@charlesbrowning5441]

Thank u so much for all of your help the videos helped me now I no what to get for the doors I'm going to us 1/2 cording thank u for taking the time to send me the links to the videos I have a 1/2 cording foot thanks Charles

[@Ridgebackjp]

I wanted to ask what thickness leather is best for this? And where to buy a good quality leather for this, most shops I look, ask 400-500$ for a hide of nappa leather?

[@Cechaflo]

Hello, As this part is on constant daily rubbing while driving it is advisable a protected leather (transparent sealer on top) called automotive. These upholstery leathers come 1.2, 1.3 to 1.4 mm thick. As where to buy it depends on where we are. It could be directly from a tannery or local supplier. It is not necessary a full leather hide. I have found some useful links if you are located in USA to get small pieces: theleatherguy.org/collections/leather-scrap/products/upholstery-scrap www.leatherhidestore.com/leather-remnants-leather-pieces.html www.tandyleather.com/en/category/leather Hope it helps. Thanks for watching the videos!

[@Ridgebackjp]

@@Cechaflo thank you so much

[@MikeFrewer]

Hello Cechaflo. I'm attempting my first wheel this week, and have a question for you. I see that you allow 6mm (12mm total) for the stretch around the outside of the steering wheel. If there were three seems, would you allow the same 6mm (12mm total) on each seem or would you divide the total stretch allowance by the three joins making 2mm (4mm total for each join).

[@Cechaflo]

Hello Michael, The method I am showing in this video is only applied for a 'one junction cover'. In case of covers with two or more junctions they should be molded individually using the 6mm additional allowance as a standard measure. The allowance would be wider if the rim of the wheel is thicker. This support video' gives us more explanation about this 'additional allowance':kzbin.info/www/bejne/janThHmEoM-bj5o

[@JoseDominguez-hy1um]

Distinguido mi pregunta es como reparamos la goma del volante si esta descastada??? Gracias

[@Cechaflo]

Habría que rellenar con algún producto similar. El aro de goma puede ser duro o blando. Si es duro podemos usar alguna resina epóxica para reparar. Y si la goma es blanda podemos usar el adhesivo de poliuretano que se usa para pegar los vidrios de los carros. Luego de la reparación se tendría que forrar con el cuero/piel el volante.

[@davidzaratee]

Why no audio? 🤷‍♂️

[@adrianpopa1882]

hola cechaflo.que tipo de pegamento utilizas si se puede saber.gracias.

[@Cechaflo]

Yo uso un pegamento/cemento/adhesivo/cola amarillo de contacto con base solvente. Las marcas por aquí en Mexico son diferentes, pero lo podemos encontrar en cualquier país. Es el pegamento que usan los zapateros, es el pegamento amarillo que se usa mucho para pegar la formica. www.amazon.es/Tesa-Supergen-Adhesivo-contacto-resistente/dp/B00J9QG0LY/ref=sr_1_2/262-8743349-7362622?ie=UTF8&qid=1527084725&sr=8-2&keywords=pegamento+contacto+supergen&dpID=51UXxiiiESL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch www.amazon.es/Pattex-contacto-universal-instant%C3%A1nea-multiusos/dp/B014KYAC2W/ref=sr_1_14?s=tools&ie=UTF8&qid=1527084799&sr=1-14&keywords=pegamento+contacto+pattex Para tener una mejor idea en el min dos:08 de este video Greg muestra el uso de ´petronios'glue que venden en amazon. www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLH8BY8a

[@sergeykozlov543]

Молодец

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind comment!

[@stinkenlinken]

Where are you located?

[@Cechaflo]

I am located in Mexico.

[@stinkenlinken]

Whereabouts. I have a place in Mazatlán. Are you near there?

[@clebsonsilva219]

Boa noite amigo parabéns pelo trabalho você faz tudo perfeito teria como fazer um vídeo fazendo o volante do cruze passo a passo ?

[@Cechaflo]

Good night friend, Yes, we need the 'cross pattern' on a real steering-wheel. I will do it at any moment. Thanks for the suggestion! This is the pattern: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYjJZ2yLequpldE

[@guz3108]

What kind of glue you are using

[@Cechaflo]

I am located in Mexico and I'm using a 'solvent based yellow glue/contact cement'...trade marks are diferent. If you are in USA, please, check these links: angelusdirect.com/products/all-purpose-shoe-cement www.ebay.es/itm/Petronios-Master-All-Purpose-Cement-Glue-Shoe-Repair-Adhesive-Glue-4-oz-/112032405167 www.homedepot.com/p/DAP-Weldwood-32-fl-oz-Original-Contact-Cement-00272/100125525 www.dap.com/dap-products-ph/weldwood-landau-top-trim-high-heat-resistant-contact-cement/ Watch min two:08 of this video where Greg shows the use of ´petronios'glue. www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLH8BY8a

[@florinflorinstanila9860]

👍👍👍

[@АлексейБочаров-м2х]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for watching!

[@vovashatnev6075]

👍

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for kind remark!

[@Leon90099]

why are your videos partially privite now :(

[@Cechaflo]

Dear friend, I have taken this decision until finding out what is real happening about. One of my youtubers informed me he was cheated from a 'fake upholstery school' in Spain that was selling partially or total of my upholstery courses related to steering wheels (one of 3 hours and the other of 4 hours plus many support videos).He bought the course in 390 Euros. Supposedly, he had payed in advance the required amount of money and the surprise was these people sent him my video-courses which I had free on youtube. Sorry for this inconvenience.

[@Leon90099]

Oh wow thats really mean, if there is any possibility to watch your video i would appreciate it be cause i wanted to leather wrap my PC-Steering-Wheel i use it for racing games. Continue with the great work i really really admire you for your skills

[@caraccessories.tintstuff0125]

This glue name my bro

[@Cechaflo]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWPblpiwmatridU

[@yadirantoniomorenoramirez1417]

Excelente decisión de editarlos.....se entiende más y cansa menos

[@Cechaflo]

Se podría decir que este video es un extracto del curso completo que dura 3 horas.

[@yadirantoniomorenoramirez1417]

Gracia.....he aprendido mucho!!!!

[@percychavesta.s9765]

They all make tutorials and only explain the basics like in this video. They don't explain everything.

[@Cechaflo]

If interested in much more information on a full procedure, We have a complete course: ✅www.cechaflo.com/steering-wheel-3-spokes You are welcome anytime!

[@stasliand]

Через две прошил!!!

[@RalphSampson...]

I saw another guy on KZbin do it this was. It looks lazy and crappy. The cross thread is pulling on the first thread causing stress on it. I don't think it will last long but, that's okay. You can always redo it the right way later. I've seen you do a great baseball stitch.....this isn't it. You've much better work.

[@yyabay]

@7:07 he stiched wrong Too much extra efford for a quite simple job. He is an amateur

[@tomygh7089]

would be interesting if you could show us how it is done, because for me this has been one of the best videos I have seen and it has helped me cover the steering wheel of my car.

[@Cechaflo]

You are right! As this video is educational I think the most important part is the whole content and process. It is not of great importance one skipped stitch. Unless we were in a competition of upholstery. BTW, I have already corrected the mistake, not a big deal.

[@metromaxi1]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Cechaflo]

Thanks for watching!

[@semey5117]

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