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Anonymous users2024-01-24It depends on the material of the wood, if it is just cracked, and out of the warranty period, then wait for a while, and when the crack is completely completed, find a professional to repair it, you can do it without seeing it at all, just look for the merchant you bought, there should be no other good way! If it is a very high-end furniture, it is recommended that you negotiate with the merchant for compensation, otherwise you will find a consumer association, which is very easy to use! Anyway, the people in the consumer association don't have anything to do all day, you find something for them, they love to help!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on the severity of the cracking, if it is a very slight crack, just paint a little topcoat; If there is a crack, you should use sandpaper to polish off the paint surface, fill the crack with some sawdust and other powder, and then paint it in seconds, and then spray some topcoat; If it is a large crack, for example, it is already a few millimeters wide, then it can only be returned to the factory, and the cracked board is directly sawed, re-spliced, re-sanded, colored, and painted.
First, use the tip of a knife to split into several smaller cracks along both sides of the crack, the smaller the better, so that the original large crack will become smaller, and finally the big crack and the small crack are basically the same and less obvious. The wood molecules around the large crack are rearranged evenly to become softer and more natural, so that a number of tiny small cracks are formed.
If it's cracked, you basically don't need to fix it.
It's okay to fix it, but it's troublesome, so it's better to buy a new one. >>>More
The problem that can't be solved with 502 glue is very difficult to repair. It's better to change one.
Step 1: Prepare some scrap newspapers and cut them into scraps with scissors. >>>More
It depends on whether he guarantees you how many years the shelf life is when you buy it, and everything comes according to the initial purchase contract. This is the case for any procurement, otherwise the general merchant will not admit the account, and the conscientious merchant may exchange the goods, and if he encounters unscrupulousness, he can only issue a contract in black and white.