Reviving Outdoor Furniture

By: Scott Schilling, This Old House magazine (Page 6 of 6)
New and Improved Chairs Photo: Matthew Septimus

Frame Touch-Up Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 1 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 2 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 3 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 4 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 5 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 6 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Bare Chair Photo: Matthew Septimus

Note: The process shown is for fixing double-wrapped straps. The same procedure applies for single-wrapped straps, except that they turn only partway around the frame.

Step 1 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 2 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 3 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Step 4 Photo: Matthew Septimus

Plastic Components of Outdoor Furniture Photo: Matthew Septimus

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Where to Find It

Outdoor-furniture refinishers:
Steven Gentino and Sharon Hughes
Chair Care
New Haven, CT
800-809-4494
www.chaircare.com

Vinyl cleaner:
FeronClean
Gordon Feron & Co. Inc.
Quail Valley, CA
800-424-3411

Furniture parts suppliers:
D & J Patio Furniture
Tucson, AZ
520-571-1232
www.djpatio.com/Special.htm

Chair Care
Dallas, TX
214-638-6416
www.chaircarepatio.com

Alumatech
Bradenton, FL
800-825-8826
www.alumatech1.com

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