Ironwood upholstery

Hand full of vinyl projects from 2020

How can you not love a refinished square body with a matching interior!

New colour matched headliner installed to replace this old headliner that a previous shop had tried to repair. Unfortunately, once the foam starts to break down, there is no saving it! Time to remove, replace and recover!

A client called me wanting to save their old leather chair without redoing it all, the seat had taken some abuse over its life and was the only leather that had to be replaced. I went to work cutting out all the old hand stitching to remove the back so I could access the rod iron frame in order to replace the seat leather. After the new seat and front edge were on it was time for the tedious task of hand sewing the outside back into place.

My client bought in her leather love seat to be repaired. Her dog had a little snack while she was at work I replaced the leather and the foam to get it in like new working order!

I had an oversized recliner brought in over the weekend. The leather was still in decent condition but the foam was at its lifespan. I completely stripped the chair to reinstall all new foam and padding before the original leather was put back on.

Had a pair of 1966 elcamino seats brought in needing some love, they were completely stripped to bare metal as we needed to straighten the cages and change out some broken springs, the guys at Needham auto body sandblasted and painted everything giving us a fresh new seat to start rebuilding with foam. Swipe for before and after

A year and a half later but we finally have a bed frame in our room again. Lauren and I think this one was worth the wait.

Had a customer bring in her car with complaints of not being able to see out the back while reversing, we solved this by removing the rear seats shaving the centre head rest off and using the existing material to fill the void

Recent motorcycle seat that was brought in to be recovered, saving the original Honda logo