To complete the interior renovation of the Piper Arrow we put new leather upholstery on the seats and install them in the airplane. With this done, the restoration is complete and the airplane is ready to fly! Watch to see how to put new upholstery on the seats in your aircraft.

At long last, the renovation of the Piper Arrow interior is complete. Well, actually it was completed in May, but I have finally caught up with editing videos – so today I just uploaded the last step in the restoration process which was covering the seats with new leather upholstery. The video includes stripping the old seats down to the frames, refinishing the seat frames. Covering the frames in seat support material (webbing), adding the new seat foam and then finally covering it all in leather upholstery. In the coming days, I’ll post the final before and after unveiling of the newly completed interior.

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Thanks to Airtex for a great job on all of the materials in the renovation (carpet, headliner, insulation, side panels and seats).
https://www.airtexinteriors.com/

Headrest Materials: (I got these on Amazon)
4 24" lengths of aluminum bar 1/8" thick and 11/4" wide
small sheets of 1/16" thick aluminum plate cut into 4 sheets 3"x7.5" rectangle