If you have an old small wooden chair lying around, you can restore it in a simple way and using readily available materials. Our story was this: in our dacha there was an exiled children's highchair lying around. He is almost forty years old (so ancient!), but still quite strong.
And then the idea came to register this long-liver. The condition, as you can see, is deplorable.
Updating a baby chair
To begin with, I sanded it properly.
In some places the paint had to be removed using a torch.
The legs of the chair were loose. I glued them with Moment Joiner glue.
When the glue had dried well, I covered all the unevenness and chips with putty. I have it with oil-glue.
After the putty had dried, I sanded all surfaces to make them smooth.
Then I covered the entire chair with green acrylic paint. I had to apply three layers.
And I started drawing (I saw the idea for the drawing on the Internet). I used the One Stroke technique.
It turned out like this:
I covered the finished drawing with three layers of varnish, and now the chair is working again in the country. I'm happy with the result.
