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[Bradley]

So I have a pretty decent folding table. I want to put new vinyl on it.

My cat got at it...

And there a bit of wear and tear...

Do you think just vinyl over top will be good enough to hide the damaged areas?

How will it look and feel after?

Or do I pull the 1000+ staples and do it with the old vinyl removed?

Cheers
Bradley

 

[kmccormick100]

Vinyl over the top should probably be fine. Highly recommend whisper vinyl for the stretch and durability

 

[Bradley]

Already have the vinyl from YAT. Just wondering about over the top or a full replace.

 

[CraigT78]

Good question. If it were me, I'd do a full replacement and probably the foam too. But I always over think things.

 

[Himewad]

I would do a full replace. Yes it takes a ton more time. But you may feel the scuff marks through the whisper vinyl if you don’t.

 

[Bradley]

Update.

I pulled all the old vinyl and replaced it.

Turns out I'm a shitty upholster-er.

I am going to need to pull much harder and make the curve much better.

Ordering another vinyl when I get home from my work trip... will also post some pics of my fail!

I don't want it to end up in the fugly thread

 

[Himewad]

Update.

I pulled all the old vinyl and replaced it.

Turns out I'm a shitty upholster-er.

I am going to need to pull much harder and make the curve much better.

Ordering another vinyl when I get home from my work trip... will also post some pics of my fail!

I don't want it to end up in the fugly thread

I had a buddy help me when I put my first rail on. Goes easier when one stretches the vinyl and the other staples.

 

[DoubleEagle]

A heat gun is very helpful to help get the wrinkles out of the curves. Heat and stretch.