Reupholstering a couch is an interesting and challenging job that may help you give an old piece of furniture a new look, whether you want to give your vintage sofa stool a makeover or refresh an Upholstered Stool in your living room that has become threadbare. Reupholstering can also save you money while establishing your reputation as a do-it-yourself.
What Do You Need to Reupholster a furniture?
The process of removing old fabric from a piece of furniture and replacing it with new fabric is known as reupholstery. You'll learn how to use a fabric of your choice and Miles’s gun tacker to transform an old piece of furniture into a new one.
The following is a list of the necessary tools and materials for your reupholstery project:
1. Fabric for furniture
2.Miles is a gun tacker.
3. The screwdriver
4. Staple remover (heavy duty)
Tip -Always use good Quality tools for DIY:
So, Miles offers a full variety of manual hand tackers for DIY and professional use, with models ranging from light to medium to heavy-duty. They can be used for a number of purposes, such as Cupboards, Fabrics, Iron Boards, Decorative work, Fencing, and Upholstery, among others. These pistol tackers include a high-quality plastic body and a compact design with no loose ends, making them more convenient to use.

Step 1: Remove the cushion from the furniture frame.
Step 2 Remove the staples from around the dust cover with your staple remover and place them away.
Step 3: Spread the new fabric on the cushion (lay flat and equally place cushions in the middle), fold it to the back side, and fasten with Miles' gun tacker. Staple the fabric back to the frame with a staple gun. As you upholster, pull the fabric taut—you don't want your couch to drape awkwardly or appear wrinkles because the cloth is too loose.
Step 4: Trim any excess fabric from the cushion's back side.
Tip: Use the measurements from the old fabric on the couch to purchase yards of cloth in the suitable shape and size from a fabric store. You can use any upholstery fabric you desire. (Step 4 is unnecessary if you follow this.)
Step 5: Attach the cushion with the new fabric to the furniture frame. Take note of the transformation.