1965 Impala back seat, the front got away before I could snap a picture

Nice rug.

To avoid that ledge. Glue just the seams and float the rest of the cover

Thanks I have another coming shortly and will try this method.

"It really pulls the room together"

Heres a ‘17 Camaro and a bench for a ‘49 Ford F1

Heritage seat I finished up

Looks good Matt! Have any pics further away?

Hey Cody, the bike owner is supposed come by when the weather permits to get a few in front of the shop. I will try and post some then.

I finished this up last week for a customer in Pennsylvania.

That filigree is top notch along with all the other work!

Very Cool!

That is amazing work there. Wow!

Here is one of my recent projects. Suede headliner in a 2006 BMW. For some reason the old glue on the sun visors was a disgusting mess! But I got em covered after a lot of clean up...

Vw Golf seats in customer supplied fabric with leather sides.

@Keith MayneI like the fabric, did they say where they purchased it? How did the quality seem?

Sorry, don't know where the fabric came from, would most likely be from the uk,maybe the netherlands or germany.Its a tweed type fabric and expensive, quality seems good.

Seeing this type of material reminded me that there is a person on instagram that goes by gtifabric from Colorado I believe. He doesn’t post a lot or go into much detail but one pic is of a giant modern loom for weaving material and it’s making reproduction gti material. Maybe he’s gonna get into production. Idk?

I just finished this up for a Ducati Scrambler that Ducati USA is using for promotion at shows etc. Really nice bike!

I forgot to add it's all leather. I don't work with anything else.

That’s great work Duane. @Duane Ballard what did you use under the leather? Regular sew foam or something else? Looks very crisp

Roll bar for a porsche, owner wanted black leather with blue stitch.Most complex bar I've done and only my third.Templated each joint in vinyl, only a single line stitch around perimeter of cover, initialy held in position with tied elastic and temporary stitchs.hand lacing cover took 6 hours, total job time 12 hours.

Man that looks awesome!

Caddilac with Factory kustom look.

51 Ford shoebox

Gorgeous work @kurt moore!

thank you Nadeem!

A new little process for me and something that worked out really really well so i thought i'd share. customer asked me to trim a pair of Lamborghini Diablo seat, had a look at the seats and they looked tired, baggy and used. When i removed the drivers base covers the original seat base bolsters foams where missing and a few sheets of foam in its place...this would explain the baggy cover and comfort problem! The customer expressed they need to look OEM and with the Diablo seat foams being hard to locate or NA a different angle was taken, so a call was made to a chap with a 3D scanner who scanned the inside passenger bolster foam which was in perfect condition which then can be mirrored for the oposite side and from there the foams where machined....Still a bit to learnt do but the foam shape are 100% perfect and fitted beautifully as the OEM foams did! super happy with the results and a avenue that will be explored!

You could also machine molds and pour the foam. More work to prep the molds but you would have them for subsequent seats and be able to make more .

I hear ya but to make the moulds for the bolster involves 2 moulds per bolster due to the complexity plus the time for the pour foam trail and era, the foams are so hard machining them was a very good option (cost wise).