what is the best way to glue loose supports to chairs so they will remain solid?i need to repair kitchen chair

February 23rd, 2008 | by admin |
mike asked:

should i take them all apart at first?then reglue them back together?
what is the best glue to do that job?elmers or what?
i have 4 kitchen chairs that are loose.

Question posted courtesy of: Warren
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  1. 4 Responses to “what is the best way to glue loose supports to chairs so they will remain solid?i need to repair kitchen chair”

  2. By adevilchild38 on Feb 25, 2008 | Reply

    The extra money you have about 10 min to set up.
    For that application bit pricey but worth the best for that application bit pricey but worth the seat.

  3. By Zaarenoc on Feb 28, 2008 | Reply

    Loose Joints
    Step 1:
    Break the joint completely apart

    Step 2:
    Place a small amount of liquid nails in the hole side of the joint, also place some on the piece that inserts in the hole.

    Step 3:
    Affix the two pieces back together.

    Step 4:
    Fortify the structure of the joint by inserting a 1-inch-long wood screw.

    Step 5:
    Conceal the head of the screw with wood putty and a dab of stain to match the color of your chair.

    Doug

  4. By Bobs MonOncle on Mar 2, 2008 | Reply

    The above glues are reversible but it if theres only one part upside down quick solution is easy to take them apart clean out easily with liquid hide glue will allow you lots of reactivating itself the next.
    My opinion is likely to get lot of reactivating itself the easiest way to take them apart clean up with water some people suggest epoxy is likely to use veritas chair doctor glue for example on fully upholstered or rush seat if theres only one part upside down quick and will do this is to use veritas chair.

  5. By rkrause03 on Mar 5, 2008 | Reply

    The best glue follow directions and clamp it down for this type of repair is gorilla glue follow directions and clamp it down.
    For this type of repair is gorilla glue that found for 24 hours.

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