This week I finished ripping off almost all of the old upholstery. Then consequently pulling all the extra staples. This week I pulled off the front of the chair
With this stage of my project I feel like I might have scheduled too much time. Of course a lessened stress load can be an amazing thing. I was able to complete the last two weeks of work taking up much less time than I had originally thought. Turns out when you don't have to be super careful things go much faster.
The back of the chair came off easily. I had the back of the chair off in less than five minutes the bottom not so much.
The bottom of the chair gave me a bit more trouble than I was expecting turns out that the bottom was held on with screws that had a hex head the back ones came out easily because I could get them out with a drill but the front ones I couldn’t get at because they are too deep in the wood. I am going to try and find a screw driver but did not have that finished on time if I can’t find or borrow a tool I am going to saw the screws in half. Somehow the bottom of the chair will come off.
Next week I am sanding down the arms an legs of the chair and refinishing them. I do not know what I am going to do about the wicker on the sides of my chair. I will have to research to find the best way to get them the same shade as my chair.
Looks like you are keeping ahead of your plan, I’m very excited to see your final result. I’m very interested in your project because I love antiques and refurbishing shows! I’m sure it’s nice having someone who knows what they are doing and can help you along the way
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