Students do not just watch repair demonstrations. In class, you get hands-on time learning how to position damaged vinyl, control thick, layered repair areas, and sew real repair patterns using a portable walking-foot machine built around inflatable repair work.
It is a portable single-needle walking-foot setup — the same style of machine used every day on real commercial inflatable repairs. When a repair calls for a second stitch row, you learn to recreate it with a second controlled pass, not by chasing a factory-manufacturing double-needle machine.
The goal is simple: leave class understanding both the repair technique and how to operate the machine used to complete it — on a machine designed for repair work, not factory production lines.