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Carpet Seam
I have carpet which is pretty old and not able to replace at this
time. At a place where 2 pieces butt together, I was told it could not be seamed, so I bought a track at Lowe's, but it didn't seem to be very wide and when I put it over the seam and nailed it, I had to hit the nail so hard to keep the track to the floor, that it actually looked like a 'wrinkled' piece of metal when I finished. What did I do wrong? I'm thinking maybe the track was to be used on linoleoum and not carpet. It seemed the nails were not long enough to not have to drive the track closer to the carpet and for it to stay. thanks for any suggestions Mike |
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