How Do You Use An Upholstery Tack Remover?
Using the right tools for any job makes it easier and takes away some guesswork for do-it-yourselfers. Upholstery supplies are inexpensive and can be found online or at most any hardware stores. A ripping tool can remove tacks, but a special tack remover can be more precise, particularly if you want to save the fabric for another project. Many upholstery tack removers also have staple remover options included. Turn the piece of furniture so that you have good support. You will want the piece to be stable while you work the tack and staples out. Put on a pair of safety glasses so that if the tack goes flying it will not cause any injury. Wear tight gloves if you do not want to incur any cuts on your hands or fingers. Work the end of the tack remover tool under the tack as far as it will go. Try to fit it completely over the bottom of the tack head to get the best traction. Wiggle the tool in gently so as not to mar the wood underneath. Bend the handle of the tool downward to loosen the
