I want to recover 6 dining room char seats - would this work to replace the worn-out foam under the new fabric?
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Yes, it would do well. It is a nice dense foam that I used for a window seat. To cut the foam to the size needed, I used an electric knife (as used to cut the turkey or ham), which worked fairly well.
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It might not be firm enough to hold up to heavy sitting since it acts a bit like memory foam.
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I believe this foam is appropriate for replacing existing chair foam. The only concern is the math. One sheet might not be enough.
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Maybe - I used it to redo a chair - measure the depth and area you need, and while the foam cuts okay it takes a bit of work to make it cut very even
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I used this foam for dining room chairs. It gave a nice cushion, and is holding up well so far.
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Yes. I topped a cedar chest with it so it could serve as a bench. Works fine!
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The Fasco F1B 50-16 worked well for us. We reupholstered the backs and seats of dining room chairs. Needed something that worked in a tight space and this did it.
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No, you cannot add additional padding "underneath" the seating upholstery because (1) the design of the chair does not permit it; (2) the chair would not be able to fold for storage or travel; (3) the chair may become damaged beyond repair; (4) the chair may become unsafe.
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I don't think you could match it perfectly. They have brown, yellow and white bottles of color dye. I had a teal color defect. I couldn't match it perfectly but it was small, about the size of a dime. I ended up replacing the whole seat cushion eventually.
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It would be possible to remove. Over time, the seat digs into the foam, so you may have to lift the back of the seat some to get it out. Also, the seat may no longer be tight. You will probably have to unbuckle and reinstall to put it back under all of the way.
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i will say yes because i used the fabric to reupholster two metal arm chairs and it worked well. i also made a throw pillow with no problem.
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I have not. I picked up a pack of 4 seat cushions at Walmart from the fabric/sewing isle and placed them under the original seat cushion. It has worked for about 6 months, but it is time to replace them again or find something better. I have spent many a long night sitting up in this rocker with my child and due to the poor cushioning my lower back is having issues. In my opinion.....There is just not enough cushioning or lumbar support for those long nights....
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Yes but the rails that hold the fabric can be loosened to pull fabric tight again. It's a great chair just get teak oil or it will dry out and get rough. Hope this helps!
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Yes. A simple solution would be to get a downy ball and use it like you were using fabric softener.
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I called Intek, one of the largest manufacturers of air mattresses and vinyl pool equipment. They recommended using a fine grade sandpaper to remove the fabric covering around the tear and then patching the area. That sounds about right to me.
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Yes, I used it on a love seat and on upholstered kitchen chairs with excellent results. Left the fabric smooth.
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Yes, I believe so. We are planning to replace the seats next year because the cushion it comes with are not the best of quality.
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will 6" fit in the space you have? are you replacing foam with foam, or was the original material foam? It is firm, but I used it on a love seat, and it worked well, because the original material was quite like it.
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My sofa is also old. The new foam mattress did fit even though the old mattress was thinner than the new one. You seem worried about 1 inch in each dimension - if, when you look at the old mattress it is an easy fit, the new one will work. If the old one appears to be jammed in you might have a problem. don't forget, the new mattress is foam and "compressible"
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I do not know if it works on those fabrics since I have never had to use it on them. I have used it on my dining room chairs and carpeting with no problem but not sure of the fabric on the chairs. Sorry I can't help you.
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I have used it on sofa chairs and fabric car seats and have been very impressed. It's worth a try.
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At the Pelican website or just google for replacement foam. Do a search through Amazon and you should find it.