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Originally Posted by Huck
The foam for seats can get interesting as the actual foam is often different depending on weather it is for the seat, side bolsters, etc. Some will compress more then others so you might want to make sure what you get is what you really need. Can't just take some foam out of an old chair and put it on, ---your butt will get twisted!! )/(
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Yeah, I was thinking about that Huck. How do you test the seat foam before they put it in though? I would hate to have them install seat foam, and then have it not fill out the upholstering properly, and mostly be uncomfortable to sit in. The upholsterer would probably be a little peeved if I told him/her that I didn't like the work, and then told them to either redo it or take the foam out so that I could take my business elsewhere.
I really need to find a good upholsterer, probably by word of mouth. The only problem is that I don't know anyone who has had anything reupholstered
