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Removing Carpet Tack Strips From Concrete Floor
jim evans wrote:
I assume this is simple but I've never had occasion to do it before. I need to remove the tack strips from one edge of my carpet, and later replace them. It is a slab floor. My memory is these strips are nailed down using some kind of concrete nails. Is it a simple matter of breaking the wooden strips out and then using an ordinary nail puller to remove the nails? If not, how do I remove the strips and the nails? You got it right the first time. Use some leftover thinset, leveling compound, Durabond, mortar mix...errr...you get the idea, to fill in the holes if they're big enough to be objectionable. R |
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