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Staining sisal
I have some wrought iron chairs with woven sisal seats. I'd like the
seats a darker color. Sisal is fairly flexible, so I'm concerned about something that hardens on the surface flaking off. Any suggestions? |
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Staining sisal
On 17 Feb, 15:51, "suobs" wrote:
I have some wrought iron chairs with woven sisal seats. I'd like the seats a darker color. Sisal is fairly flexible, so I'm concerned about something that hardens on the surface flaking off. Any suggestions? YMMV, but I have dyed sisal using cold water fabric dyes. |
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