Do you ever come across great items at the resale shop, only to find out someone else got their hands on it first? In this case..their PAWS!!!
I fixed this 30 Dollar Chair in only 30 Minutes.
With the right tools you can too…let me show you how!
A little puppy had a hay-day on this chair and I guess someone threw in the surrender towel and had to get rid of it (the chair)! Genuine leather, what a shame that the wood was destroyed…so you would think!
I paid thirty dollars for this chair and with the right tools and thirty minutes I transformed it into its former glory! It was so easy. Here is a closeup on the damage.
Now let’s get to work!
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I used my favorite tool ever! The Rigid JobMax It has so many cool attachments making everything on hand for a quick workout. I first cut off the chewy parts, trying to keep with the same lines of the chair legs.
Seriously, it cut it like butter! but the cool thing about it is that you can touch it and it will not pierce your skin, so no danger of getting hurt!
I wish I had a place for it but I cannot keep everything. I put it up for sale and doubled my money on it. Not bad for a 30 Minute Makeover!
(depending on the original color of the project)
Great job Tami. No one will ever know. Looks like a great tool to have. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Love how the chair turned out.
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
That looks amazing and you did a fantastic job!
Wow! Nice transformation!
Thank YOU for posting all your steps! Makes it wonderful to know someone with a wealth of knowledge – to make "unusable" furniture sooo useable again!! 🙂 Great job!!
you did a wonderful job, I'm green with envy over that beautiful leather chair.
You're so stinking talented! I love the chair and am not surprised at all that it sold.
Is that rigid tool similar to a drimmel? I've never tried either, but would like to.
Amazing fix who would of thunk it. It looks wonderful I love finding low cost items and fixing them it is so heart felt warming when it is done. Please come and join me at my blog as after all these years I am still trying to build it.
Hugs,
Cindy