| Step 3: Remove staples. Sure, it would seem as though you'd just take out each staple with the screwdriver, but nothing's ever that simple. Older, rusted staples may break off. To fully take them out, use the needle-nose pliers and yank away. Private Comment
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| Step 9: Cut the liner. Here's that final touch that makes the difference between a silly craft project and a professional update. To avoid looking up under the chair and seeing a hot textile mess, conceal the staples and fabric edges with black liner. Lay the cushion out atop the liner, then cut it to size using scissors. Private Comment
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