Step 1: Mix ½ cup of 
Step 3: Repair any loose or broken joints in the legs of the chair, with 
Selleys® Sugar Soap
A professional strength and high-performance formula which powers through tough grease and grime.
Turn an old mid-century chair that’s ready for the dump into a hero piece for your home.
What you need
- Selleys® Sugar Soap
- Selleys® Knead It®
- Selleys® Araldite® Super Strength
- Sandpaper
- Tape
- Brush
- Feast Watson® Clear Varnish
Instructions
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Step 2: Fill any gaps in the wood with Selleys® Knead It® Multipurpose. Wear protective gloves and cut off the required amount, then knead with fingers to a uniform colour. If mixing is difficult, warm to room temperature. Apply it to the surfaces that need repairing, and mould to shape if required. For a smooth appearance, first remove excess then hand rub with water or a damp cloth before hardening begins.   |
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Step 4: Once legs are dry, sand down the wood all over the chair. Clean down again with Selleys® Sugar Soap to remove any excess sanding dust. Once wood is dry, paint with Feast Watson® Clear Varnish to give it a clear sheen. |
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Step 5: Sit in your new chair, and relax! |
Selleys® Knead It® Multipurpose
A versatile, hand kneadable fast setting epoxy putty, ideal for repairing or restoring almost anything.
Selleys® Araldite Super Strength
A super strong two part epoxy that has excellent adhesion and can hold up to 150kg*, making it ideal for sticking heavy loads.
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