Step 1: Pick up chairs and try to have a vision. See Beyond what they currently look and smell like.
Step 2: Put chairs in backyard because they cannot come in my house. In fact, husband can't see these because he will know for sure that I have lost my mind.
Step 3: RESEARCH (thank God for the internet)
Step 4: Really look at the chairs and assess what needs to be done.
Step 5: Take the seat off because they were filthy and particle board looked weak anyway.
Step 6: Hose down and Scrub remaining portion of the chairs.
Step 7: Let dry and make a template of the existing seat.
Step 8: Go to Urban Ore to purchase plywood to recreate the seat portion.
Step 9: Fabric Depot to purchase all other supplies. I purchased the seat foam there but fabric was more than I was willing to pay and they were out of spray adhesive.
Step 10: Went to Beverly's because I really like their clearance selection.
Step 11: Walk across St to hardware store to purchase spray adhesive and staples for staple gun.
Step 12: Home to clean off plywood and let dry while I marinate on what to do next.
Oh forgot to mention that while all this was going on I was looking for clamps to borrow so that I hold down the wood while I cut. Could not get a hold of any clamps so...
human clamp to the rescue |
--company here so going to wrap this up--
Step 13: Wood dry so cut new seats and foam
Step 14: adhere foam to seat
Step 15: cut fabric and put it on new seats
Step 16: screw seats back to chairs
Total cost: $38
foam $22
adhesive spray $11.
fabric $4
plywood $1
chairs $0
Screws $0 (already had on had)
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