In this video, I will be showing you how I sew & repair a torn seat that has ripped at a seam. I will also be applying a light coat of Duplicolor Medium Grey Vinyl Spray to any of the excess foam that happens to be showing after the sewing.

This is by far not a "professional" repair, but it gets the job done with little to no money out of pocket.

We will be fixing the driver's seat in this 2005 Ford F150. The rip was caused by the typical wear and tear of sliding in and out of the vehicle, and fortunately, we can discreetly sew it back together at the seam.

If you would like to see how I sew up a tear in a cloth seat that is NOT along a discreet seem, you can check that video here:
   • How to Sew and Repair a Torn Seat in ...  


Helpful products used in this video:

** Singer Heavy Duty Hand Needles & Storage Pouch **
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** Heavy Duty Thread **
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** Duplicolor Vinyl Paint **
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