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I have several resin (plastic) chairs that are cracked. Does anyone know of a method or product to repair them?
RC from PA
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RE: Repairing Resin Chairs
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Post By Kevin (Guest Post)
(09/03/2005)
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I have 2 resin chaise lawn chairs which are cracked but would be fine if I could get some appropriate adhesive and material to repair them. Why can't I find any info or supplies for this? The chaise lawn chairs are not so cheap, they cost $40 to 50$ each. I want to repair them - throwing away is not what I want to do. How do I do it???
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Post By Donna in Philly (Guest Post)
(02/11/2005)
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I wish that I knew how to repair, rather than toss them in the landfill and replace them. The best that I have done so far is to make them serve some new function. Here in the city, they are widely used as place-holders for shoveled-out parking spaces.
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Post By Carol (Guest Post)
(12/08/2004)
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you can go to home depot or lows and ask for apoxy they are 2 liquids that once mixed they form plastic my dad uses it on everything that ir duct tape but thats not recomended on those chairs
RE: Repairing Resin Chairs
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Post By (Guest Post)
(12/08/2004)
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They are so cheap, throw them away! It isn't worth the risk of a chair breaking and someone being hurt.
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