Nowadays, some interior products are made from artificial materials.

Therefore, in some cases in everyday life there is a need to restore or repair wooden products (for example, chairs).

Very often, during use, such chairs become loose and break.
Often the best option is to glue the necessary fragments together.
For this reason, you need to know which glue is suitable for repairing wooden structures.
Therefore, before purchasing, you need to get an idea of what properties it should have, that is:
- Drying time;
- Bonding density;
- Moisture resistance;
By following the instructions and taking into account all the gluing requirements, everyone has the opportunity to achieve the desired effect with their own hands. - Universality of application;
- Durability connections;
- Degree of toxicity.
It is necessary to first familiarize yourself with the characteristics of a particular product in order to make the right choice.
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Main types of adhesives and their characteristics
- PVA: non-toxic, fast acting, unlimited shelf life.
PVA glue is in demand in the furniture industry, the manufacture of interior items, and when it is necessary to connect any wooden parts. - Epoxy: strong bonding, versatile use.
Epoxy glue has become massively popular because it firmly bonds almost all materials and perfectly levels the surface. - BF: quick drying, high moisture resistance.
BF-2 glue is suitable for gluing wood; it has an optimal range of qualities – it is not affected by fungus, oils, gasoline, and is waterproof. - Syntheticone: high bond strength, resistance to liquids and aggressive chemicals connections; high ability to withstand increased loads.
Syntheticon glue is excellent for gluing wood and bonding various materials to it. - Polyurethane compounds: physical and chemical inactivity to different temperatures, ultraviolet radiation, humidity, etc.
Polyurethane waterproof wood glue is considered the most resistant to loads and vibrations.
How to glue a chair
For repair chair you will need the following tools:
- Hammer;
To avoid damaging the chair, it is better to use a hammer with a rubber attachment. - Sandpaper;
Sandpaper for wood is an indispensable tool when finishing wood. - Glue;
Furniture glue should not only ensure a reliable connection. Sometimes, an incorrectly selected glue can significantly spoil the appearance of the product. - Clamp;
The clamp will help to securely fix the glued fragments. - Sharp knife;
This type of knife is often used in construction and furniture repair. - Chisel.
The chisel is used for cleaning parts, trimming ends and removing excess.
First of all, we need to sort it out chair.
If there are small remains glue in the form of a thin layer, it must be removed with sandpaper.
If the layer is thick, you will need a chisel and a sharp knife, and only after that should you use sandpaper to process the surface itself.
Then you need to apply glue into pieces chair, which will be inserted into the grooves, and insert them.
To achieve the best effect, depending on the type of repair, you should use a press, clamp, tightening belt, or other available auxiliary items.
Remains glue delete. In the case of PVA - it's easy to do with a piece of fabric.
In a day (if this is PVA) you should make sure that glue dried. And only after that can you use the chair.