Mugdar Crack Repair at Home – How to Fix Wooden Mugdar Easily

Wooden Mugdar is a natural fitness tool, and like all wooden products, it reacts to weather and temperature changes. During winters or seasonal transitions, small cracks or scratches may appear—even in old and well-maintained Mugdar.

At MUGDAR House, we believe that minor cracks are normal and can be fixed easily at home without expensive repairs.

This guide explains a simple, scientific, and safe method to repair Mugdar cracks on your own.

 

Why Do Cracks Appear in a Mugdar?

• Mugdar is made from natural wood

• Wood expands and contracts with temperature and humidity

• Seasonal changes (especially winter) can cause:

  • Small cracks

  • Surface scratches

  • Slightly raised wood fibers

If no cracks appear, that’s great.
But if small cracks do appear, there’s nothing to worry about.

 

What You Need to Repair a Mugdar Crack

You only need one simple tool:

✔ Sandpaper (Regmaal)

• Medium to fine grit (60-120)

• No chemicals required

• No fillers or wood putty needed

This method works on pure science, not magic.

 

How Sandpaper Fixes Mugdar Cracks (The Science)

When you rub sandpaper near the crack:

• The surrounding wood gets lightly sanded

• This creates fine wood powder

• That powder naturally fills the crack

• The surface becomes smooth and even again

This is why the crack slowly disappears.

 

Step-by-Step: How to Fix Mugdar Crack at Home

 

Step 1: Identify the Crack or Scratch

Check the Mugdar surface carefully.
Small cracks, lines, or raised scratches are ideal for this method.

 

Step 2: Rub Sandpaper Gently

• Rub near the crack, not aggressively on it

• Move sandpaper:

  • Up–down

  • Left–right

• Apply gentle pressure only

👉 Bigger cracks will need more time and patience.

 

Step 3: Check with Your Hand

After sanding:

• Clean the surface

• Run your hand over it

• If it feels smooth, the crack is fixed

You may still see a faint line, but structurally the crack is gone.

 

Step 4: Direction Matters for Scratches

If the scratch is raised on one side:

• Rub against the raised direction

• This removes extra wood fibers

• Prevents further lifting or peeling

 

Step 5 (Optional): Extra Protection

For better durability:

• Apply a light layer of Fevicol or wood adhesive

• Let it dry completely

This step is optional but improves long-term finish.

 

Crack vs Scratch – Important Difference

• Crack: A visible gap in the wood

• Scratch: Surface-level raised or rough line

Most issues seen on Mugdar are actually scratches, not deep cracks—and they are very easy to fix.

 

Final Result

After proper sanding:

• Crack disappears or becomes invisible

• Surface becomes smooth

• Mugdar feels almost brand new again

This simple method helps extend the life of your Mugdar naturally.