5 Easy Steps To Reupholster a Chaise Lounge Chair>
Here are some of the steps by which the customers can easily reupholster the Chaise Lounge Chair:
- Remove The Old Fabric: The customers need to start by detaching the old fabric pieces from the lounge chair. They need to use the screwdriver in order to remove all the staples within the frame of the Lounge Chair. Gently detach the frame pieces and store them for further use in future.
- Change The Foam And Batting: The Customers then need to change the foam and the batting of the upholstery cushion. They need to make sure that when they are going to attach the new material, the lounge chair should be stuffed well. The customers need to Use the spray adhesive in order to attach the foam to the chair frame as required. They need to use the second coat of the spray adhesive over the top side of the foam in order to affix cotton batting in a proper place until affixing the cotton batting to chair frame by using the staples.
- Use The Small Portion Of Muslin Cloth: The customers then need to use the portion of the muslin fabric and affix it to the recovery area. They need to follow this step if they were unable to conserve their existing fabric. The customers then need to copy the exact shape of the recovery area. They can vertically bend their muslin cloth in order to examine the proportion. The customers then need to add near about 1-inch fabric on all the sides for the seam adjustments.
- Trim Out The New Fabric: The customers then need to locate their muslin cloth pattern over the new fabric for the lounge chair. They then need to trace the size dimensions of the muslin template on the new fabric and then cut the pattern by using the sharp-edged scissors in order to build up the new fabric pieces. The customers then need to place the new fabric pieces on the recovery area of the lounge chair.
- Affix The Fabric With Staples: The customers then need to Pull their new fabric pieces and then place it beneath the sides of the lounge chair. They need to use the staple gun while affixing the new fabric to the base side wooden frame of the lounge chair.