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Refinished thrift store chairs

Refinished thrift store chairs
I bought these chairs from my local thrift for $3.00, they had a great look, but needed a re-vamp. The wood needed to be brought back to life, and those ratty seat cushions needed to be replaced. So here's what I did:
 
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Step 1Remove the Seat

First, I removed the seat and seat back in order to make it easier to sand.
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May 30, 2006. 12:33 AMChaz-imus says:
Great idea, and great way to save cash! I have a suggestion- if you didnt dig the material for the seat, one thing you could have done was, say find a couple of sweaters also from the good-will, and use those on the seats.
May 31, 2006. 9:27 AMlisarea says:
Sweaters is a good idea, but I wouldn't do that for kitchen or dining room chairs. I covered my dining room chairs with a $2 vinyl tablecloth so they wipe off when they get slobbered on. (But those seats are purty.)
Jun 1, 2006. 1:03 AMChaz-imus says:
indeed they are
Jun 1, 2006. 1:02 AMChaz-imus says:
indeed they are

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