I have loose joints in my teak chair where the seat joins the back. At first I tried taking some yellow glue that I watered down a little so it would drip into the joint. No success. This method has always worked in the past. Next I tried a product from Veritas called Chair Doctor glue. No success. The chair is at least 30 years old. I don't think the teak is still oily so I have resisted taking oil off with acetone, especially since I have been able to make other repairs in the past. I don't want to use any gorilla glue or polyurethane glue due to the squeeze out mess.
I am looking for ideas folks!
TIA.
Dick Snyder