Chair Wood Repair
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Vintage Restorations.....Formerly Closet Furniture on Mar 30, 2014Pick up a matching stain pen @ a home store and a spray can of (it looks like gloss) polyurethane....stain, let it dry then light coats of poly to build it up.Helpful Reply
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Joy Derouen on Apr 01, 2014You can try using shoe polish to cover up the dings. Then spray with polyurethane.Helpful Reply
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Liliana Wells on Apr 01, 2014How about a wood filler? Your damage does not look too bad, so even a crayon close to the color or your chair may disguise the ding.Helpful Reply
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PAM on Apr 01, 2014and after that....is there any way to lower the chair just a hair?Helpful Reply
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153091 on Apr 01, 2014break open a walnut and use the nut meat to rub over area. If it takes on the same color as chair, wipe and go over lightly with clear nail polish.Helpful Reply
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153091 on Apr 01, 2014@Tyler..yes I have always used this on most any wood for scratches and on "rings" left on wood from drink glasses. The nut oil ( use fresh nuts not old..too dry) works wonderfully. Any nut will do....try it on something else when in doubt...that goes for ANY suggestions you may recieve...try on something else first. Let me know how it goes...JanHelpful Reply
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Charley Boley on Apr 01, 2014You might try a wet rag and iron it over the scratch to see if you can raise the grain. I saved a wooden bowl I gouged that way.Helpful Reply
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