Briar Hill 36 Inch x 3 Yard Black Cambric Dust Cover Fabric for Furniture Restoration of Chairs and Sofas

This product saved me hundreds of dollars!!!! Squirrels chewed through the padding on the underside of the hood of my car. The mechanic quoted the replacement to be $500. I found a tutorial online that suggested using upholstery dust cover fabric and automotive grade adhesive spray to patch the hole. Total cost was under $20 and only took 10 minutes for me to repair it myself! This was 4 months ago and it is still holding strong.

This product was as described and came quickly. The fabric was folded nicely and in a sealed plastic bag. I cut it to size to replace the dust covers on eight dining room chairs that I've reupholstered. Since this was my first adventure in furniture reupholstering, it was nice to be able to find what I need and have it work as described. It contributed to a successful project - easy to work with and looks nice (even though no one will see it on the bottoms of my chairs)!

Used this fabric to liine the underside of our dining chairs after reupholstering them. Good quality. Nice thickness made for easy cutting and tacking.

Very sturdy material. I was able to strech it and use the little uhostery nails and it did not rip from the anail holes. It fit just right across the width of the couch which was 36". As for the lengh it was an extra 2 ft.l I turned an old sofa into a nice peice of furniture.

This is perfect for covering the bottoms of 6 dining chair cushions. It is strong and durable, a great quality and saved me a trip to the fabric store, where it would have cost more!

Furry little freeloader likes to burrow and hide inside furniture. That results in the original dust cover hanging down from the hole and remaining liner being stretched. This was quick to line up, easy to secure with furniture staples, and inexpensive enough to purchase the next time it happens.

Does what it's supposed to

The cambric for the dust cover is just what I needed. But! I also got tack strips to do the back of my couch I'm reupholstering. It's a Bassett couch and originally the back cover was just stapled on. I know, tacky right! I wanted the back to look professionally finished. And thanks to the tack strips and the instructional video on their website. It does!!! It really really does.My next project is a recliner, so the other strips from the set of five, that's how the come, five at a time, will be used for it.The Sofa Source is a great resource for all thing upholstery. I highly recommend.