Can the cane on the back of this chair be repaired?
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Replacing cane is expensive. I want to update, but keep the low-key, elegant look.
How can I repair the broken back of this chair (pic)?
Would anyone have any suggestions as to how to fix the broken back of this chair? I've seen tutorials on YouTube where they use glue and/or use serious tools to repai... See more
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No - it cannot be repaired. You will have to replace it with cane, fabric, or wood.
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/repairing-canebacked-chairs-49190.html
yes, by replacing the sheet cane. Best left to a professional if you do not know how to do it.
You can get cane at craft shoppe like Michaels or Hobby Lobby. It's easy to redo.
So far as the seat, try vacuuming it, then spray with foam upholstery cleaner. Let dry, then vacuum again. Try it a few times. It may or at not work. If this is part of a set, by all means try fixing it. Otherwise if you are just using this as a side chair - these type chairs are about $15.00 at a thrift shop. Don't invest too much money in this project, unless it is part of a dining set, or sentimental. . They were popular in dining room sets in the 1970's . The cane is all drying out now - thus whole sets are being trashed at thrift stores, minus the broken chair. Some folks also have a piece of wood cut and upholster the back, or paint the whole thing.
oh please...throw that chit out. Keep a vigil at the thrift store and you will find a compatible match no doubt in better shape
There are folks who do chair caning in most communities if you don't want to do it yourself. Just make sure they match the cane.
Not sure about the stain (I’d probably recover it), but this link may help with the cane repair.
https://www.curbly.com/8483-how-to-fix-a-torn-cane-chair.amp