REPAIRING
FURNITURE Renewing Worn Upholstery
New Strength for Old Joints
Rescuing a Battered Finish
How to Reweave a Cane Seat
Duplicating Broken Spindles Hardback book by The Editors of Time-Life Books Fourth printing 1991 © 1980 Time-Life Books Inc. Contents include: " COLOR PORTFOLIO: Technology's Look Comes Home 1 Putting the Parts Back Together
Restoring Separated Joints in Wooden Chairs
Choosing a Glue and Making It Stick
Taking the Waggle out of a Wobbly Table
Joints for Beds: Strong but Easy to Take Apart
Coming to the Rescue of Flawed Cabinets 2 Surgery for Breaks and Gouges
Home Remedies for Bent and Bruised Wood
Invisible Mending for Veneer
Pegs and Splints to Heal a Broken Part
Duplicating Parts by Copying the Originals
Reweaving Chair Seats of Splint, Rush or Cane 3 From Touch-ups to Refinishing
Saving a Damaged Finish with Minor Repairs
Stripping a Finish Down to Bare Wood
Preparing a Smooth Foundation
Changing the Color of Wood
The Pros and Cons of Five Clear Finishes 4 Reupholstering for a New Look
The Basic Upholstery Tools and Supplies
Removing the Old Fabric and Readying the New
Firming the Inner Structure of Old Furniture
Putting Bounce Back in Springs
Using a Home Sewing Machine for Upholstering
Attaching a New Cover to Finish the Project Picture Credits and Acknowledgments
Index/Glossary " This book is in very good to excellent condition with only very minor wear.
No torn or ripped pages.
No markings or writing. | 
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