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    embedded leather flames

     



    howdy folks, any idea how these were dun very interested in doing the same but in black. It looks like the shape of the flames were first cut out on foam then tweed was glued over the top, then leather glued over the top of that? Any tuts about doing it anyone knows of? cheers







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    lol we dont have states in the uk so when it asked for state I typed anything. South wales is in the United kingdom m8t

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    . . . shape of the flames were first cut out on foam then tweed was glued over the top, then leather glued over the top of that?
    Not quite.
    - Flames are carved into the foam.
    - Then the tweed and leather panels are all sewn together to make an entire seat cover.
    - Glue is sprayed on the seat surface and the seat surface is massaged into the flame. This is very tricky.
    - When the glue dries, the rest of the coveris pulled around the seat sides, front and back and secured with tacks or hog rings, depending on the seat construction.

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