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We have had a pine table with 8 chairs for about 25 yrs, its been great, but the chairs were looking a bit tatty, so yeserday I thought I'd tidy them up. I sprayed them with a product called Armorall, which makes most things shine well.

 

After letting it soak in for a few hours I buffed them off, and they looked great, Mrs Garden was well pleased.:thumbup:

 

I've just been out in the kitchen, sat on a chair.....and the legs fell off:thumbdown:

 

It seems that the spray has penetrated the glue and its literally destroyed it in 3 of the chairs!!

 

Looks like a late night in the shed with some wood glue and a mallet. Mrs Garden is already in bed, so blissfully unaware. Wish me luck guys.

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We have had a pine table with 8 chairs for about 25 yrs, its been great, but the chairs were looking a bit tatty, so yeserday I thought I'd tidy them up. I sprayed them with a product called Armorall, which makes most things shine well.

 

After letting it soak in for a few hours I buffed them off, and they looked great, Mrs Garden was well pleased.:thumbup:

 

I've just been out in the kitchen, sat on a chair.....and the legs fell off:thumbdown:

 

It seems that the spray has penetrated the glue and its literally destroyed it in 3 of the chairs!!

 

Looks like a late night in the shed with some wood glue and a mallet. Mrs Garden is already in bed, so blissfully unaware. Wish me luck guys.

 

ha ha pre christmas poundage put on more like :001_tt2:

hope you get sorted and have a great day :thumbup1:

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We have had a pine table with 8 chairs for about 25 yrs, its been great, but the chairs were looking a bit tatty, so yeserday I thought I'd tidy them up. I sprayed them with a product called Armorall, which makes most things shine well.

 

After letting it soak in for a few hours I buffed them off, and they looked great, Mrs Garden was well pleased.:thumbup:

 

I've just been out in the kitchen, sat on a chair.....and the legs fell off:thumbdown:

 

It seems that the spray has penetrated the glue and its literally destroyed it in 3 of the chairs!!

 

Looks like a late night in the shed with some wood glue and a mallet. Mrs Garden is already in bed, so blissfully unaware. Wish me luck guys.

 

my deepest sympathy and best wishes for the festive season, another victim of well intentioned actions going t.ts up

 

ps have thought of re-bottleing the product as a joke shop chair destroyer

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Good luck mate, sounds like the kind of thing I'd do!

might be worth having some back up screws and filler to hand, just in case the new glue doesn't take due to the "polish"

Good idea, but B&Q is shut. I have a few 3" galv nails, do you reckon she will notice?

 

Actually just done the first one, without nails. Knocked all the joints apart really easily, filled with wood glue and belted it back together. Fingers crossed.

Woke the Kids up with the banging from the shed, not good when the fat fellas due.

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We have had a pine table with 8 chairs for about 25 yrs, its been great, but the chairs were looking a bit tatty, so yeserday I thought I'd tidy them up. I sprayed them with a product called Armorall, which makes most things shine well.

 

After letting it soak in for a few hours I buffed them off, and they looked great, Mrs Garden was well pleased.:thumbup:

 

I've just been out in the kitchen, sat on a chair.....and the legs fell off:thumbdown:

 

It seems that the spray has penetrated the glue and its literally destroyed it in 3 of the chairs!!

 

Looks like a late night in the shed with some wood glue and a mallet. Mrs Garden is already in bed, so blissfully unaware. Wish me luck guys.

 

hahaha that will teach you !! Good luck and merry Christmas

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