Learn how to recover car sun visors

DIY How To Included are a few great techniques that also apply to other upholstery projects.
Featuring techniques #2345, #612, #342

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Hello, my friends! Today is the making of seat upholstery with many of the techniques I have used and developed after doing auto upholstery for up to 44 years at this point in my career!
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[lukasethan]

Man…I love seeing old school craftsmanship. Thanks for taking the time to show your craft!

[odkdsjf]

This guy seems like a professional/expert.

[genecallen]

Not only exceptional craftsmanship, but highly entertaining. Great job!

[johnwesner]

It's great to see an artist at work!:) Don't let anyone say any different! Art is art! Thanks

[paulbiegun]

Thanks Mr. Rudolph, a real pleasure to watch a true artist.

[Fastball]

Love that you keep the thumbnail poses in at the end of the video, hilarious! Awesome content and very informative video. Thank you.

[demagchevy]

Between you and Cechaflo, I'm going to be ok! I'm not a professional, but I'm getting good results on my car interior. I figured for the price of a used machine and some good old-fashioned succeeding and failure, I'd be ok! Thank you very much for doing this video. I will be making my sun visors very soon!

[falcon]

It is awesome to see master craft person at work.

[appalachianmermaids]

I really enjoyed your video tutorial! You were serious yet just the right amount of humor! Thank you for this!

[larrylewis]

I first saw your driver's seat repair and now an EXCELLENT job on the sunvisor! You make it look so easy. I will take your advice by getting extra inches added to block the sun better across the bottom edge. You are the man Rudolph. Thank you.

[khalfanibernard]

Your an excellent teacher and your instructions are clear.

[jamescaron]

Damn you make it look easy! Those sun visors look better than factory!

[tomjones]

You are, indeed, an artist! Bravo. Well done. Complete with color commentary at minute 20! Awesome.

[ifixeditmyself]

This was excellent. It's good to see this kind of craftsmanship.

[zaprodk]

Amazing craftmanship. Thank you for sharing your immense knowledge!

[leorael]

Thanks your so clear on your instructions. Always wondered how they were assembled. You do great work and your very patient.

[loboxx]

I am kind of late but I am so glad I found this channel, love to see professionals at their best.

[richsmith]

Very impressive. Thanks for showing us how to do this. ❤

[claytonwren]

Let’s see some of those Getti Customs door panel builds and seats! Man those were Awesome Rich! Loved the virtual Gallery! I would be hard pressed to say I’m not considering taking up sewing and seeing if I can follow a childhood dream of Upholstery work! Many thanks again from Houston!!