How To Refinish Patio Furniture

These should come off fairly easily.

How to refinish patio furniture. Pitting and rusting are the most common signs that your patio furniture is in serious need of some help. This would include going over each piece looking for corrosion breaks and nicks in the surface. Scrub the flat surfaces on your patio furniture with the rectangular brush.

Dry the surface of the furniture with a clean cloth. If your furniture is extremely rusted spray phosphoric acid on the furniture and allow it to dry usually 20 to 30 minutes. After that choose a rust-inhibiting paint formulated specifically for metal.

Sep 10 2017 - Explore tina mcgowans board Refinishing patio furniture on Pinterest. The first step is to remove the rust from your patio furniture. Reach rust in nooks and crannies using the narrow wire.

Make sure you have a great palm sander I use this one. Refinishing rusted patio furniture allows you to keep it in good shape and can save you the money of having to replace it. Make your patio furniture look better than brand new.

Clean the sanded surface of the furniture with mineral spirits applied with a clean cloth. Furniture is an investment. Posted June 9 2016 by John McCrudden filed under Blog.

One coat of powder is roughly equivalent to three or four coats of paint. I hadnt planned to post about this when I began the project so I didnt get the before before shot of the furniture. Rinse the furniture with water to remove the acid and the dust from sanding.