Worn Rush
Tue May 8, 2012 8:58am
69.87.137.129

I agree with the group, replace the seats,if you repair it will be back soon,

Craig Phillips
B & C Emporium
Allegan, Michigan 49010
http://www.b-c-e.biz
http://bandcallegan.weebly.com

  • Worn Rush The Seat DoKtor, Dick Knotts, Mon May 7 10:55am
    6 Chairs with fiber rush seats, worn shellac, but serviceable except for a couple of breaks in 2 chairs. Is it worth trying to replace a small amount of rushing in the center of 1 chair and repair a... more
    • worn rush goodwincaning, Tue May 8 7:03am
      I agree. The rush is also sagged. The trim pieces must come off, as you suspected. Do one and see the difference with fresh rush and shellac. The customer will be thrilled. I have done a bunch of... more
    • Re: Worn Rush Mindy King - the chair weaver, Tue May 8 12:18am
      These seats are on their way out, you may find as you remove the rush you can break the individual strands with a small tug. unless George Washington sat in it and its going into a museum where no... more
    • Re: Worn Rush weavingrestoration.com, Mon May 7 3:44pm
      Dick... My personal feeling is to replace the seats. It is a waste of time and resources to try to spot repair. The fact is the edges of the seat frame are sharp and after yrs of use the material is... more
      • Worn Rush Craig Phillips / B & C Emporium, Tue May 8 8:58am
        • Worn Rush The Seat DoKtor, Dick Knotts, Wed May 9 7:36am
          Replacing the rush in the 6 chairs as we communicate, also tightening the seat/back post junction screws. The oak seat frames have very sharp edges which are being rounded off. The trim pieces, so... more
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